About the LAW   (Malpractices Law)?
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You can sue your attorney for malpractice, but this can be difficult and expensive.  In addition to hiring a new trial lawyer, you will need another lawyer to testify as an expert witness on your behalf.  Any type of professional negligence case must be supported by expert testimony that the defendant's conduct fell below the standard of care.  You also must proved that you should have won the prior without if it weren't for the first attorney's negligence. Finally, you must show that you could have collected the judgment if you HAD one.
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try this:\n\nhttp://public.findlaw.com/library/state-laws.html
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Firstly gather all the information you can, medical records, doctors statements, witnesses etc.  Then go on line and do a google search for free legal advice, choose a firm that specialises in medical negligence then you can get them to assess ur case and see if its worth going further,\n\nP.s you might wanna add some more specific info to your question so someone with legal knowledge can help you better.
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Look at the following link:\n\nhttp://www.stlucia.gov.lc/features/agchambers/the_legal_profession_act_-_the_disciplinary_committee_and_the_procedure_for_making_complaints_against_a_lawyer.htm
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If you have the patience read this:\n\nhttp://www.llmc.com/civil_law_3.htm
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Try http://www.law.upenn.edu/library/ulc/ulc.htm
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I doubt the state could be sued for negligence.  We live in a country that you are innocent till proven guilty.  For the innocent that are charged this is good.  For the innocent no charged the guilty that are free to walk this sucks.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.findlaw.com/casecode/\n\nIt will direct you to the Federal and State Laws, which may help. But remember, they are written in legal format, so you need to be very careful how you read things. Good luck!
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It would be malpractice. I am not sure if you can sue on what  you are talking about. Get a consulatation.
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no, it can only be considered malpractice if there is permanent damage. Maybe negligence, you could check.
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It is generally limited to two years from the alleged malpractice, with three important exceptions. If the malpractice involves leaving an instrument in the body, the limit is 2 years from discovering the instrument or when one reasonably should have discovered it. If it involves not divulging the results of some test, the limit is two years from discovery or when one reasonably should have discovered. If the victim was a minor at the time, he/she has 10 years from the act or until the minor's 20th birthday, whichever is later.
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You can read a copy of the statute at the link below.  California Civil Code Section 3333.2 limits recovery for pain and suffering in medicai malpractice lawsuits.  In an action for "professional negligence" against a "health care provider", you can only recover $250,000 in "noneconomic" damages (i.e. pain & suffering).
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Speak with a lawyer in your area who handles legal malpractice claims.  Legal mal is a special area of the law.  Check www.martindale.com for a listing of lawyers in your area.  If your lawyer blew the statute of limitations, you may have a civil claim against him/her for damages.  Speaking with a qualified legal mal attorney is the only real way to know what your remedies are.\n\nIf all you want is to get your former lawyer disciplined, then you should contact both the State and County bar associations in your area and request that they initiate disciplinary proceedings.
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Get the hand book for Law Of Torts..
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Sounds like you might have the right to sue for malpractice.
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The client could consult with another lawyer, and find out what legal recourse, if any, he/she has.   If what you say is true, the client might have a case for legal malpractice. \n\n.
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When is the law right, so to speak ! Look whats been happening all over the US and other countries too on how the law is so corrupt and how it handles numerous cases.\n\nThe best thing to have is witnesses to start the case off in the right direction !