If you've been injured or suffered a loss as the result of Legal Malpractice, you may be entitled to money damages under Florida Law.

If you've suffered a loss due to Legal Malpractice, I would be happy to speak with you and evaluate your case.

ANYONE WHO IS A VICTIM OF LEGAL MALPRACTICE RESULTING FROM A LAWYER'S NEGLIGENCE SHOULD SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Why, because as soon as an attorney decides to take your case, there are a variety of steps the attorney should take in order to insure your rights are protected as well as to make sure all evidence and testimony are preserved and documented for both trial and the jury. In Legal Malpractice cases for example it's very important to promptly obtain a complete copy of the prior attorney's file.

A Legal Malpractice law suit is often said to be two cases in one. This is because in the first phase of a Legal Malpractice trial you prove that your prior attorney failed to properly represent you, which involves the testimony of an attorney "expert" who has fully reviewed your prior attorney's file and all steps taken by your prior attorney while representing you. The second phase of the trial focuses on a determination of the value of the underlying case, because the amount you collect in your Legal Malpractice trial is the amount the prior lawyer would have collected for you had he or she not committed Legal Malpractice.

I look forward to speaking to you if you feel you have a case.