What is Legal Malpractice? When Can You Sue Your Lawyer?
Legal malpractice is when a lawyer violates the legal standard of care and causes permanent damage to a valid case. In plain English, this means the following: 1. Lawyers have
Legal malpractice is when a lawyer violates the legal standard of care and causes permanent damage to a valid case. In plain English, this means the following: 1. Lawyers have
Question: Why shouldn’t I transgress law when I know I can get away with it? Off the top of my head, several reasons. 1. Frequently (but not always) when you break
Question: Given the proliferation of electronically stored information (ESI), what changes will the economics involved in e-discovery lead to in the legal profession? Yes, we have already begun to see
Question: How do you know if a book of business is portable? This is a common question, especially in the legal field. And it is a very important question. First, a
Question: Can an attorney licensed to practice in Illinois be disbarred for lying about past drug use on his/her state bar application? I am licensed in PA and do not recall
Question: What are some ways to get into health care law? This question began with the notion that health care lawyers are advocates for their clients who are in the hospital.
Question: What are the qualities of lawyers who don’t make partner? That is both an easy and not an easy question to answer. It is easy if the individual works at
Question: What’s the best kind of lawyer to be if you want fight for people who don’t have the ability to fight for themselves? There are a lot of areas
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