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self-study/Legal Malpractice

Causation against lawyers who conceal conflicts

By Kenneth C. Feldman, Patrik Johansson

self-study/Legal Malpractice

Attorneys as defendants in 2017

By Kenneth C. Feldman, Alex A. Graft

self-study/Legal Malpractice

The timeliness of attorney malpractice claims

By Scott P. Dixler

self-study/Legal Malpractice

Breach of fiduciary duty vs professional negligence

By Kenneth C. Feldman, David D. Samani

self-study/Legal Malpractice

A statute of limitations ruling favoring lawyers

By Dan L. Stanford

self-study/Legal Malpractice

Knock knock! State Bar special master at your door

By Jonathan A. Goldstein

self-study/Legal Malpractice

2016 in review: attorneys as defendants

By Kenneth C. Feldman, Alex A. Graft

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