Here is some practical advice from the “Center for Insurance Education” blog on how to reduce the possibility of legal malpractice. Details.

We reported the wind up on this case. Here is the ending. Hot Dog vendor loses legal malpractice case in Ohio Supreme Court. Details. In New York the case of Aaron v. Roemer from the Third Department says the same thing. The attorney clent relationship requires trust and loyalty between the parties. A letter such…

Here is an article telling how Ross Perot has fired his longtime family law firm, used by his father before him, and now has started a legal malpractice action. The law firm had represented the family for 42 years. It seems to have arisen from a failed attempt to buy a Air Force jet fighter…

The law of legal malpractice and the statute of limitations is in flux in California. Their supreme court has agreed to look at the issue in the area of continuous representation. Details from Duane Morris law firm here.

As if stealing from a client were not bad enough, and in this case, stealing more than $150,000, this particular attorney also forged legal malpractice documents, which one surmises, were required in his state of CT. Details.

Take a look at this blog blurb on the question of how to protect your legal malpractice law suit during an ongoing crminal prosecution. This Nebraska Huskerblawg article implies that there could have been a stay of the legal malpractice proceedings during the criminal prosecution. Queery: how do you do it when no legal…

In a major Florida Bankruptcy settlement in the Brasota mortgage case, a $5.8 million settlement has been reached. If you read to the end of the article you will see that the possibility of a legal malpractice case to follow tantilizes.

A Legal Malpractice action against Akin Gump was dismissed by Justice York in Supreme Court, New York County on statute of limitations grounds. Finding a clear break between two different representations on the same issue of limited partnership storage company litigations, he dismissed.