It looks like Hulk Hogan can't get enough of courtrooms. The WWE Hall of Famer has sued his attorneys who represent him in the case against the Graziano Family because they failed to notify him that his insurance company, Progressive Insurance, tried to provide him a better-qualified attorney for free according to the St Petersburg Times.

Hogan has so far paid the Zuckerman Spaeder's lawyers $550 an hour with a total combined price of $1.5 million.

According to the filed malpractice lawsuit, Hogan spent all those money in unnecessary fees for a team of defense attorneys that did not produce a single deposition, for a civil case that has still not gone to trial.

The attorneys who represented Hogan are not board-certified and the lawsuit claims that they have little expertise in the type of law they would be practicing in this case.

The press agent for Zuckerman Spaeder denied the lawsuit's claims in a statement released saying it's baseless and they are proud of the work their lawyers did for Hogan and his son Nick.