Legal Malpractice
Legal malpractice is a form of
professional negligence that occurs when a person's
attorney is deficient in providing legal advice or legal
representation, which ends up harming the person's
right. Even lawyers must act reasonably when
representing their clients. Legal malpractice can occur
in any area of the law, from personal injury law,
products liability law, to contract law and divorce law.
These claims typically are highly specialized and
require an experienced attorney to critically analyze
whether another has committed malpractice.
A sample of Cannon & Dunphy's previous
results in Legal Malpractice cases:
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$6 million settlement involving legal malpractice
claim against a law firm that engaged in numerous conflicts of
interest with the client and failed to give appropriate tax and
legal advice to a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation.
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$600,000 settlement against a law firm for engaging
in a conflict of interest with its client in an
international transaction.
The
results depend on the facts of each case.
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