Edward G Warren

August 24, 2015 | New York Law Journal

Edward G. Warren and Diane K. Kanca write: The tort of legal malpractice is largely misunderstood. Too often, one attorney will decry another's conduct as being malpractice without understanding what actually constitutes actionable malpractice. Others wrongfully criticize the legal system as favoring attorneys by making the tort nearly impossible to prove. Again, this arises from a complete misunderstanding of what a cause of legal malpractice is, and what it is not.

By Edward G. Warren and Diane K. Kanca

13 minute read

August 21, 2015 | New York Law Journal

Edward G. Warren and Diane K. Kanca write: The tort of legal malpractice is largely misunderstood. Too often, one attorney will decry another's conduct as being malpractice without understanding what actually constitutes actionable malpractice. Others wrongfully criticize the legal system as favoring attorneys by making the tort nearly impossible to prove. Again, this arises from a complete misunderstanding of what a cause of legal malpractice is, and what it is not.

By Edward G. Warren and Diane K. Kanca

13 minute read