On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Jan 9, 2020 | Legal Malpractice
You place a lot of trust into an attorney when you turn to them for help. If your lawyer underperforms or doesn’t meet your expectations, you could lose faith in them. However, if the case did not go according to plan, it does not automatically mean legal malpractice...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 17, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
The court process is often an emotional matter, regardless of which side you are on. California lawyers are human too, and they are not immune to feeling strong emotions about the things going on in their lives, which can include the court cases they are involved in....
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 15, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
Those who are involved in legal matters in California and throughout the country are generally required to pay their own attorney fees. In some cases, those fees will be paid from a portion of any compensation a person receives in a settlement or after a trial. This...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 14, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
Californians who hire a law firm for representation in a case have the right to expect professional behavior that is within the law. Legal mistakes might happen and it is important to understand when those mistakes are sufficiently severe to warrant a filing of legal...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 13, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
Attorneys in California and throughout the country are generally required to act as a fiduciary. This means that they are supposed to act in a client’s best interest at all times. If this doesn’t happen, it could rise to the level of legal malpractice....
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 12, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
Shopping online has become one of the primary ways many people shop, and you may prefer it to shopping at the traditional “brick and mortar” retail stores in California. If you purchase a defective product that injures you, you should have just as much...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 12, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
Shopping online has become one of the primary ways many people shop, and you may prefer it to shopping at the traditional “brick and mortar” retail stores in California. If you purchase a defective product that injures you, you should have just as much...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 11, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
In the news recently are the results of a legal malpractice case that played out in California court. Plaintiff Elise Sharon claimed legal malpractice against her former lawyer Peter Porter. And guess what? He admitted to it. Which you’d think would make for a...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Dec 10, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
When you buy a product, you expect it to perform in the way the manufacturer indicates. Yet, every year, people suffer from injuries caused by malfunctioning and defective products. If you have a terrible experience with a product in California, then you have a right...
On behalf of Lange Law Corporation | Nov 15, 2019 | Legal Malpractice
People in California rely on attorneys to follow certain standards of care when representing them. Attorneys who fall short of the standards of care established for their practice areas might commit professional malpractice. To prove malpractice, a plaintiff needs...
