Perspective
May 4, 2013
Tips for mediating the legal malpractice case
The legal malpractice case presents a number of interesting substantive and insurance coverage issues that must be addressed in mediation in order to settle the case. By Bruce Friedman
The legal malpractice case presents a number of interesting substantive and insurance coverage issues that must be addressed in mediation in order to settle the case. The substantive elements of the claim must be analyzed by the parties and the mediator. The element of causation must be addressed in terms of what is required to prove the litigation or transactional malpractice case. Insurance issues such as burning limits policies, consent/hamme...
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