Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: mal practice

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Re: mal practice

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Re: mal practice

In my humble opinion, your lawyer may not be performing up to your expectations but you have not mentioned anything that even closely resembles malpractice. Delay in producing results seemingly needs to be measured in years, not weeks, before you possibly have a case (not my opinion as to what's right, I'm merely saying what kind of delay gives you a suit you could bring and expect to get a judgment or favorable settlement.

You should frequently and perhaps loudly mention your impatience and insist upon frequent communications, plausible explanations and well-reasoned timetables, but malpractice suits to be winnable on the basis of delay alone, rather that exercise of bad judgment to the client's obvious detriment, require a showing of harm attributable primarily or solely to the delay, such as missing a deadline (statute of limitations, option expiration, etc.).