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Traps for the Unwary--Ten Things Every Law Firm Should Know About Legal Malpractice Claims ( October 2003 )
We live in litigious times. Here are some tips that can help reduce your firm’s exposure to a successful malpractice claim. -
Avoiding Malpractice: Conflicts of Interest in Bankruptcy Representations ( May 2001 )
Legal malpractice claims, breach of fiduciary duty claims, and grievance complaints arising from conflicts of interest can be avoided by understanding of the identity of the client, the duties owed to the client and to third parties, the issues that give rise to potential conflicts in the bankruptcy context, and the required disclosures and permissible waivers. -
Legal Malpractice ( March 2000 )
If you believe an attorney representing you has failed to provide you adequate representation, you may have the . -
PROMISES PROMISES: When an attorney's predictions don't turn out as planned, can a disgruntled client sue for fraud ( February 2000 )
A potential client walks into an attorney's office and says he was subject to discrimination and fired from his job. -
Clients' Security Fund ( August 1998 )
This article discusses the client security fund and how a person may qualify for compensation under its provisions. -
Practicing Defensively ( July 1998 )
In examining pending legal malpractice cases, one is able to identify common areas of claims and suits, and this . -
When Does The Statute Of Limitations Begin To Run On A Claim Against A Professional ( January 1996 )
The test for determining when a cause of action for attorney malpractice arises is "when the existence of redressable harm has been established."
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