Can You Sue a Lawyer for Malpractice? Exploring Legal Recourse and Real-Life Cases
Download MP3Host: Dave Pelligrinelli, Licensed Private Investigator, Certified Civil Court Mediator
Overview: In this episode, Dave Pelligrinelli discusses the complexities and challenges of bringing a case of legal malpractice against an attorney. He offers insights into the obstacles one may face and practical advice on how to navigate this difficult process.
Key Points:
- Understanding Legal Malpractice:
- Definition and comparison to medical malpractice.
- Common reasons clients believe their attorney made an error.
- Challenges in Proving Legal Malpractice:
- Subjectivity of errors and mistakes in legal cases.
- The difficulty of finding an attorney willing to sue another attorney.
- The need for solid evidence to support claims of malpractice.
- Important Considerations:
- You typically need an attorney to represent you in a legal malpractice case.
- Pro se representation (representing yourself) is possible but not recommended.
- Good faith actions by attorneys and the difference between a genuine mistake and malpractice.
- Practical Advice:
- Steps to take if you believe you have a case of legal malpractice.
- How to find an attorney willing to take on a legal malpractice case.
- The role of errors and omissions insurance in covering attorney mistakes.
- Consultation Services:
- Access to live one-on-one consultations with licensed experts, including private investigators, commercial insurance brokers, real estate title examiners, civil court mediators, and building contractors.
Additional Resources:
- Visit actualhuman.com for personal consultations and expert advice on various legal and professional matters.
Conclusion: Dave emphasizes the importance of having strong evidence and understanding the inherent challenges in suing for legal malpractice. He encourages listeners to seek professional advice and consultations to better navigate their unique situations.
Call to Action:
- For more information and expert advice, visit actualhuman.com and arrange a live one-on-one consultation with a licensed expert.
