While most professional liability suits are brought by a client, upset clients are not the only ones professionals should be wary of. Texas also permits non-clients to assert certain claims against professionals, too. The most common are claims for fraud and negligent misrepresentation. Texas courts have limited these claims, but it is wise for any professional to familiarize him or herself with these types of claims and take some precautionary steps to protect against them.

What are these claims?

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