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A legal malpractice complaint is a serious matter involving the breach of a duty owed by a lawyer to a client which has resulted in damage to the client. Lawyers are obligated to conduct themselves with skill, care and diligence in the practice area of a client's case and when they fail to do so, legal malpractice lawsuits generally ensue.
As long as there is significant, demonstrable damage that was sustained at the hands of an incompetent attorney, TriMark Legal Funding LLC will consider settlement funding on legal malpractice lawsuits against divorce lawyers, criminal lawyers, business lawyers, bankruptcy lawyers, trial lawyers, real estate lawyers, probate lawyers, estate lawyers and many others.
Getting a lawsuit pre settlement advance is simple and easy as long as you have a good quality personal injury malpractice suit. It's fast, free and easy to apply and with no credit checks, no income or employment requirements, no monthly payments and no up-front or out-of-pocket costs, settlement loans are 100% RISK-FREE for plaintiffs and you only repay the advance if you win your case. If you lose your case or your case doesn't settle, YOU OWE US NOTHING!
TriMark Legal Funding LLC is one of the leading and most highly respected settlement funding and law firm financing providers in the United States. We can offer plaintiff cash advances in as little as 24 to 48 hours with your attorney's cooperation.
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Legal malpractice occurs all over the United States; in practically every state in the country. According to recent statistics, some states and some counties in particular, seem to be more prone to it than others. And the trend, as time goes on, seems to be that attorney malpractice is on the rise, instead of on the decline.
Legal malpractice is the term for negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, or breach of contract by an attorney that causes harm to his or her client.
Legal malpractice is the term that is used to refer to the three primary areas of deficit when a lawyer commits professional malpractice. They are 1). negligence, 2). breach of fiduciary duty, and 3). breach of contract. The key thing to remember is that any of these three infractions by an attorney must cause harm to his or her client; just losing a client's case is not sufficient grounds to bring an attorney malpractice action.
In order for it to rise to an "actionable" level of attorney legal malpractice with regard to negligence, breach of fiduciary duty or breach of contract, the injured party must be able to show that said injuries were the result of the attorney's actions, errors or omissions that no reasonable attorney would ever make; they cannot merely be the result of poor strategy on the attorney's part.
Furthermore, legal malpractice requires the showing of an injury that would not have happened had the attorney not been negligent; this is key. In other words, if the injury would have occurred despite different, non-negligent actions by the attorney, no cause of action will be permitted.
Legal malpractice can also occur when an attorney breaches a fiduciary duty to his or her client. This occurs when attorneys act in their own best interest instead of to their client's, specifically to the detriment of their client. A claim for legal malpractice may also arise when an attorney breaches the contract they sign with their client.
An example of one of the most common causes for a legal malpractice claim arises where an attorney misses a deadline for a filing of a paper with the court, such as a statute of limitations, and this error is directly related to the loss of the client's cause of action.
Specific Causes of Action For Attorney Legal Malpractice
The "Nuts and Bolts" of Legal Malpractice Claims
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What constitutes legal malpractice? |
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Legal malpractice is the specific failure of an attorney to render competent professional legal representation to a client. If the client is damaged as a result of that failure, he or she may have grounds against the lawyer for a legal malpractice claim. There are three major theories of liability for legal malpractice: |
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What constitutes "breach of contract"? |
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An attorney/client retainer agreement is a contract that defines the relationship between the lawyer and client. The agreement, like all contracts, lists the role, expectations, and obligations of each party. A breach of contract occurs when a party to the agreement fails to uphold the agreement. |
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What constitutes "breach of fiduciary duty"? |
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An attorney is to act in the best interests of his client. When an attorney puts his own interests or those of a third party before that of the client, a lawyer may be breaching his "fiduciary duty" to the client. |
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What is negligence? |
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An attorney owes a duty to the client to perform all work relevant to a case with the standard of care expected of the "average" attorney in the same or a similar situation. If the attorney fails to perform at the level of an average attorney, there may be negligence and liability for legal malpractice. If an attorney presents himself out to be an expert in an area of law, the standard of care is that of the "ordinary" expert in the field. |
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What must be proven to win a legal malpractice case? |
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To win a legal malpractice case, you must prove four points: |
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