Malpractice law suits are usually only filed against those advertising “special” services like accountants, chiropractors, dentists, physicians, psychologists and therapists. If an injury, loss or damage was incurred by someone other than a professional, the case is filed under “negligence.”

To have a “case” the victim must have an injury, loss or damage as a result of the professional’s services. Unfortunately, it’s rare the victim would know there was a malpractice. An attorney would find and hire an “expert witness” in the same field to assess the treatment and whether it was sound. If the witness says the service was standard for the industry, the lawsuit is unjustified. If the witness decides the actions taken did not fit the case, the lawsuit may be justified. A lawyer can give advice on the details of each case and assist in the decision to prosecute or not.

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