Different types of legal malpractice that can occur include
- Lost Statute of Limitation
- Overcharge fees
- Failure to turn important papers.
- Lack communication with Client
- Lose a valid case
Are you aware of the Statute of Limitation? The statute of limitation is a legal law that sets a timetable for a victim of legal malpractice to file a lawsuit against the negligent lawyer. From the date of occurrence the client has one year to file a lawsuit. If the client is unaware of the occurrence of legal malpractice, then they have the same timetable when they notice that they were involved in legal malpractice.
Legal malpractice can cause major setbacks for clients! The client must prove that they were involved in legal malpractice by proving how the relationship was with the lawyer. You must also prove the content of your contract was breached by the lawyer. To get more help on legal malpractice, contact our Legal Malpractice Attorney now.
Different types of legal malpractice that can occur include
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