When an attorney fails to represent a client with reasonable care, loyalty and skill, that attorney may commit legal malpractice. But proving legal malpractice can be tricky. The definition of what is “reasonable” for an attorney to do often hinges on uncommon...
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Can someone other than a client sue for legal malpractice?
Typically, only someone directly harmed by an attorney’s actions can sue that attorney for legal malpractice. But there are exceptions. As noted on the Orange County Bar Association website, attorneys owe their clients certain duties. These include competent...
Do conflicts of interest qualify as legal malpractice?
Lawyers deal with many clients at once. While it is their job to remain loyal to each, yours may work with a client who could jeopardize your case. If your attorney fails to disclose a conflict of interest, it is important to know if their actions meet the threshold...