Representing Plaintiffs And Defendants In Professional Malpractice Claims
Professional malpractice involves negligence or incompetence that causes avoidable harm to a client. These claims can also involve lawyers, accountants, engineers, architects, and other professionals who are held to high standards.
The attorneys at Rachlis Duff & Peel, LLC – a distinguished litigation firm based in Chicago – adeptly handle these complex cases. Serving both plaintiffs and defendants, the firm combines the experience and quality of a large firm with the agility and cost-effective solutions of a boutique practice. Its partners have been consistently selected for inclusion in the Illinois Super Lawyers list, reflecting their high caliber of service.
Filing And Proving Professional Malpractice In Illinois
The statute of limitations for professional malpractice claims in Illinois can range from two to six years, depending on the specifics of the case. Given the complexity of these cases and the level of preparation required, it is critical to enlist legal counsel as soon as possible.
Proving professional malpractice involves demonstrating that a professional failed to perform their responsibilities to the required standard of conduct and this failure harmed their client. In legal malpractice cases, the plaintiff must prove not only their attorney’s failure to uphold the appropriate standard of care but also its impact on their case. They must establish that the case outcome would have likely been different had their attorney acted appropriately – essentially, proving a “case within a case.”
The Value Of Proven Legal Allies In These Complex Cases
Professional liability cases are a niche type of litigation that requires a highly honed skill set. Drawing on more than a century of combined experience, the professional malpractice attorneys at Rachlis Duff & Peel, LLC understand how to build and pursue effective cases. They serve as formidable advocates in professional malpractice disputes.
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