Legal Malpractice

Settling Your Case Without Informed Consent

Navigating the decision to settle a lawsuit can be intricate, balancing assured outcomes against potentially favorable trial verdicts. Yet, when your lawyer settles your case without your approval, it can shatter trust and may even constitute legal malpractice....
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Trial Errors That Can Lead to Legal Malpractice

Not all adverse outcomes in court equate to legal malpractice. Nevertheless, instances do arise where an attorney's conduct during a trial fails to meet the anticipated professional standard, resulting in harm to the client's case. These lapses can give rise to legal...
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Misappropriation of Funds

In the legal realm, few aspects carry as much importance as the attorney-client relationship. Within this association, attorneys are given access to confidential information, sensitive documents, and often, substantial amounts of money. Clients rely on our competence...
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Legal Malpractice $5,508,000.00 Jury Verdict

After two years of contested litigation, Bland Richter obtained a jury verdict totaling $5,508,000 from a Richland County jury on all but one of the causes of action which were submitted to the jury for their consideration against the law firm of Nexsen Pruet Jacobs &...
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