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Our Prac­tice Areas : Mal­prac­tice Law : Legal

Wel­come to the Ziff Law Firm, LLP’s legal mal­prac­tice web­page. Our attor­neys have been pro­viding skilled, aggres­sive and eth­ical legal ser­vices to clients throughout New York and Penn­syl­vania for over half a cen­tury. We pro­vide the full range of legal ser­vices to our clients including helping those who have been dam­aged by a lawyer’s mis­take or mis­con­duct. We are com­mitted to upholding our fellow attor­neys’ eth­ical and legal oblig­a­tions to their clients. At Ziff Law Firm, we appre­ciate the deep trust that our clients place in us and work hard to pre­serve that trust and main­tain the integrity of our industry. If you believe that you have been dam­aged by an attorney’s pro­fes­sional mal­prac­tice, please con­tact us today to dis­cuss your sit­u­a­tion. We do the best we pos­sibly can for every client in every case. We have a proven track record of achieving great results on behalf of our clients.

Legal mal­prac­tice suits are based on an attorney’s failure to per­form legal ser­vices according to a min­imum stan­dard of pro­fes­sional care imposed by the law. When this breach of duty causes injury and actual loss, clients may be enti­tled to com­pen­sa­tion in the form of dam­ages. If you think that your attorney failed in their duty regarding the han­dling of your case, you need an attorney who can prove that your former attorney’s actions caused you injury and actual loss.

Some of the gen­eral rea­sons for legal mal­prac­tice suits include:

  • Neg­li­gence occurs in cases where an attorney has failed in their duty to act in a rea­son­ably careful way. Failure to prop­erly advise a client; accepting cases for which they are not qual­i­fied; mis­han­dling a case; missing court dead­lines; and failing to ade­quately inves­ti­gate a case are some of the types of neg­li­gence for which an attorney may be liable.
  • Breach of Fidu­ciary Duty — the client/attorney rela­tion­ship is spe­cial and is known as a “fidu­ciary rela­tion­ship”?. Fidu­ciary rela­tion­ships impose the highest duty under the law. Attor­neys must act with the “utmost care”? and treat the client’s inter­ests as their own, pro­viding undi­vided loy­alty to their client. In cases where a lawyer has acted with a con­flict of interest, improper motives, or betrayed the con­fi­dence of their client, they may be liable for a breach of fidu­ciary duty.
  • Con­flicts of Inter­ests that occur if a lawyer’s per­sonal inter­ests or rep­re­sen­ta­tion of another client’s interest that opposes yours.
  • Missing the Statute of Limitations
  • Incor­rect Real Estate Title searches
  • Fee Agree­ments and Disputes

Clients are enti­tled to place com­plete trust and con­fi­dence in the lawyer hired to rep­re­sent them. The legal team at Ziff Law Firm takes legal mal­prac­tice per­son­ally, and we are com­mitted to restoring your faith in legal pro­fes­sionals. Please con­tact Ziff Law Firm at 1−800−806−2852, or save time with our Con­tact Form. Our rep­u­ta­tion for suc­cess is based on our ability to pro­vide our clients with the tools nec­es­sary to suc­cess­fully pursue legal mal­prac­tice cases.

Please see our Legal Mal­prac­tice Fre­quently Asked Ques­tions for more infor­ma­tion on Legal Malpractice