Realizing your attorney made a multi-million-dollar mistake in a business dispute is bad enough. But finding out after the fact that you can’t hold them accountable because of a missed deadline? Even worse.
The Clock is Ticking: How the Statute of Limitations Works in Legal Malpractice Claims Read Post »
Not every deal starts with a contract. Sometimes, people assume that a shared understanding is enough, that a written agreement isn’t necessary, or that they’ll document it later. Sometimes that works. Informal arrangements are fine when things are going well. But when a business relationship breaks down, the lack of a legal contract can cause significant problems.
Handshake Deal to Lawsuit: The Risks of Informal Agreements Read Post »
When you hire an attorney for a critical business dispute, the last thing you want to do is second-guess them. But when do you stop trusting that your lawyer has everything under control and start asking, “Has my attorney made a mistake we can’t recover from?”
