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The article certainly does not support that answer, nor does the amount paid out in malpractice claims every year. In fact, law firms are probably amongst the e
by DannyBee 7y ago
The article certainly does not support that answer, nor does the amount paid out in malpractice claims every year.
In fact, law firms are probably amongst the easiest things to sue and win in most states.
- FireBeyond 7y agoHuh. Anecdote: I got divorced about five years ago. My ex's attorney was so lazy/ incompetent/ etc. that she let him go. During the finalization of things, I pointed out that in at least two filings, her attorney was so inept that I went from being the the respondent to being plaintiff about half way through the filings. And another clause was about division of commingled property that we'd never owned (and that seemed obviously cut and pasted from another client). Those were decreed to be "honest mistakes", and not the result of negligence or malpractice.
- gubbrora 7y agoThat sounds like such a strange situation to be in. Did you find your self holding back to compensate for the incompetence?
- nrb 7y agoEspecially on the plaintiff side... the party you’re representing has already exhibited their willingness to initiate a lawsuit.