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Trinnes and the Leisers do not have legal malpractice insurance
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A huge red flag
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Date: April 29, 2017 09:37PM
http://www.legalnews.com/ingham/1381823.
http://www.americanbar.org/portals/solo_lawyers/going_solo/malpractice_insurance.html
https://www.vsb.org/attorney/attSearch.asp?S=M
Legal malpractice insurance can have a significant effect on the outcome of legal malpractice cases. By, law attorneys are not required to obtain legal malpractice insurance. Some types of legal malpractice insurance only cover certain conditions. Some provide only partial coverage and do not cover cases of fraud theft or willful injury.
If a lawyer does not have legal malpractice insurance it is possible that victims of legal malpractice will not have any legal recourse against a negligent legal professional.
Legal malpractice can be carried out in a number of ways. An attorney can be held liable for cases where a case was dismissed because of an attorney's negligence rather than the legitimacy of the case. Legal malpractice can also be the result of an attorney's failure to properly or adequately pursue a case, failure to secure experts and witnesses, and failure to act before calendar deadlines and statutes of limitation. Any action or negligence on behalf of a legal professional that causes undue injury to their client is considered legal malpractice.
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http://www.americanbar.org/portals/solo_lawyers/going_solo/malpractice_insurance.html
https://www.vsb.org/attorney/attSearch.asp?S=M
Legal malpractice insurance can have a significant effect on the outcome of legal malpractice cases. By, law attorneys are not required to obtain legal malpractice insurance. Some types of legal malpractice insurance only cover certain conditions. Some provide only partial coverage and do not cover cases of fraud theft or willful injury.
If a lawyer does not have legal malpractice insurance it is possible that victims of legal malpractice will not have any legal recourse against a negligent legal professional.
Legal malpractice can be carried out in a number of ways. An attorney can be held liable for cases where a case was dismissed because of an attorney's negligence rather than the legitimacy of the case. Legal malpractice can also be the result of an attorney's failure to properly or adequately pursue a case, failure to secure experts and witnesses, and failure to act before calendar deadlines and statutes of limitation. Any action or negligence on behalf of a legal professional that causes undue injury to their client is considered legal malpractice.
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