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Professional Negligence Attorneys - Professional Malpractice Lawyer

Today, Americans require the services of a wide variety of professionals to maintain their lives, from medical professionals to accountants, attorneys to stockbrokers, real estate brokers to architects. As opposed to in the past, when life was relatively simple and most transactions were done in person, we now invest in the stock market, own all types of property, design and engineer complex structures, and undergo all kinds of surgery, from routine, required procedures to the most complicated of surgeries. When things go wrong due to no fault of their own, residents need someone to turn to in their time of need. If you or a loved one have been injured and you believe that professional negligence, malpractice, or wrongdoing may be to blame, contact an experienced malpractice attorney today.

What is Professional Malpractice?

Professional malpractice occurs when a service provider's or other professional's negligent acts cause harm or injury to a client or patient. Professional malpractice can extend to doctors, nurses, caregivers, hospice or elder care workers, dentists, psychiatrists, psychologists and other therapists, lawyers, architects, engineers, accountants, stockbrokers, real estate agents and other professionals servicing residents. Specific examples of professional negligence or malpractice include breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, mismanagement, misconduct, carelessness, and errors in judgment that a reasonable professional would not have made under the circumstances. Most people think of medical malpractice first; however, various other forms of malpractice exist, including but not limited to real estate broker malpractice, stockbroker malpractice, nursing home negligence, Legal Malpractice, and engineer malpractice. If a professional has rendered services to you in a careless, unprofessional, or otherwise inappropriate manner and you have subsequently suffered an injury--physical, emotional, or financial--you may be entitled to compensation. Contact a Greater professional negligence attorney to discuss your claim. You may also wish to report your situation to the Better Business Bureau.

Why do You need a Professional Malpractice Attorney?

Unless there is clear-cut wrongdoing or obvious carelessness or recklessness involved, proving a claim of professional malpractice often requires the help of a professional malpractice attorney. An experienced malpractice lawyer can also arrange the testimony of experts who can prove that the professional services involved fell well below industry standards of acceptability.  

Medical Malpractice

Medical Malpractice is perhaps the first type of professional negligence to come to mind for most people. Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor, nurse, or other medical professional injures or otherwise harms a patient through wrongdoing, carelessness, or negligence.
Read about Medical Malpractice Claims.

Nursing Home Negligence

Unfortunately, some of those that we put in the care of nursing homes and assisted living centers will be neglected or abused. Neglect can include many types of insufficient care or the failure to provide essential goods and services. Abuse can be physical, verbal, or even sexual. If a family member has been caused to suffer, contact a Nursing Home Abuse Attorney today.

Stock Broker & Real Estate Broker Negligence

Doctors aren't the only professional who cause people injuries when they fail to live up to the industry standard of professionalism and competence. Stockbrokers, real estate brokers, and other financial professionals can also wreak havoc on your livelihood if they are negligent or engage in unethical practices. These are people you entrust with your life savings, your business decisions, and financial planning for your family's future. Often, large sums of money are involved. When mistakes in judgment, misrepresentation, greed, or another breach of the fiduciary relationship occur and you suffer a loss, you have a legal cause of action to recover civil damages against the professional responsible for your injury. Investment fraud lawyers and real estate negligence attorneys can help you.

Legal Malpractice

Sometimes lawsuits or criminal cases do not turn out the way you were expected. Usually, this is due to the way the legal system works. Occasionally, this is due to a mistake made by your previous lawyer. If your lawyer was negligent and caused you to suffer a bad result, or if your lawyer is trying to over-charge you, contact a Legal Malpractice Attorney to set things right.

Resources

These national resources help regulate various professions:

How Long Do You Have To File a Professional Malpractice Lawsuit in ?

If you have been hurt by professional malpractice, you should contact a lawyer today. States place time limits on professional malpractice claims. These limits can be as short as one year.