Here is a blurb from an article [needs Lexis subscription]:
PHOENIX – A professional liability insurer is entitled to deny coverage for an underlying legal malpractice action against a law firm because the insured made a material, factual misrepresentation in its insurance application, a federal judge found Feb. 27 (James River Insurance Co. v. Hebert…

Here is a case reported from today’s New York Law Journal which reports a very common situation. Client has a problem with the law firm which will eventually become the defendant in a legal malpractice case. Client goes to law firm 2 to try to fix the case, which cannot be fixed. Law firm 2…

Here is an article which argues that it was legal malpractice by the US Government attorney to coach witnesses [or should we say “overprepare”] in the Zacarias Moussaoui case.

Here is the daily dose of Poland Springs Legal Malpractice. The case goes to the jury. Details.

In NY legal malpractice litigation is said to be fierce, but such agression is almost exclusively verbal. Here is a terrible story of an accountant who investigates legal malpractice damages and who suffered disfiguring wounds in Scotland.

Today’s New York Law Journal features an article on the sale of a law firm. The interesting details are that the price for the sale of the firm is $ 2000. The article goes on to say that this is “more than double” the appraised value of $ 850. Normally, not the essence of a…

Here is a blog article which discusses legal malpractice from a compensation law point of view. The gist? You can sometimes get by without an expert to demonstrate/prove/testify about damages, and sometimes you can’t. Here, one client was successful in obtaining compensation in the underlying case, and one failed, leading to a legal malpractice case.…

Here is another, and further, article from the Baltimore Chronicle on the legislation concerning guardian ad litem liability now pending and being voted on in Maryland. We have reported previously several times on this issue.