Here’s a legal malpractice case from Indiana concerning valuation of a marital estate. Wife sued for legal malpractice after the divorce alleging that the attorneys had failed to determine her husband’s true financial holdings. Details from Valuation Issues in Indiana Blog.

Physician’s Personal Goodwill Not A Marital Asset
Gilman v. Hohman, 725 N.E.2d 425 (Ind.Ct.App.…

For the most part, legal malpractice cases revolve around money damages. Plaintiff’s are usually satisfied with a financial settlement. This case is apparently different. Here, plaintiff goes for the throat.

“Stringing him to an Oak tree might be too good for him. He has done a severe injustice to the citizens of Lodi and should…

Here is an article from the NYJL which tells of assignable rights to inmate lawsuits and, inter alia to a legal malpractice action. Assignee obtained the rights in settlement of an assault suit between assignor inmate and assignee inmate while assignee was wrongfully incarcarated. Details

The case of Dr. Marrese against his attorneys Gundlach, Lee continues. We reported about this case on 11/30/05. Today, the case continues with motions for summary judgment. Details.

The Madison St. Claire Record reports on a lot of legal malpractice cases. Here is an article by Steve Gonzalez, reporting on a legal malpractice case after a FELA case and its fallout. Details.

Shannon Duffy reports in Law Com about a newly filed Legal Malpractice suit against Philadelphia firm Pepper Hamilton, in the amount of $ 30 million. The legal malpractice suit arises from a New York $ 28.8 million verdict against plaintiffs Mr. & Mrs. DiLoreto. They were the principals of an off shore insurance company, and…

A backpage Long Island article in the NYLJ by Andrew Harris relates that in the matter of Town of North Hempstead v. Winston & Strawn Justice Bucaria stripped the law firm of most of its defenses in a $ 32 million dollar suit arising from a solid waste contract which soured. Only a “sophisticated client”…

A Kentucky judge has been asked to recuse himself in a Legal Malpractice case on the basis that it involves contributors to judicial election races. Details.