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Can I sue for attorney malpractice?

Question Details:Is my attorney subject to malpractice if he ceases all future communication with me, without first telling me his intentions? We have 3 active cases.

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S.L,. Member, California Bar | FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney Answered 2 years ago

Failure to communicate without knowing the reason by itself would not be sufficient for a malpractice claim; however, if the failure to communicate results in adverse consequences in the active case(s), that would give rise to a malpractice claim.   Consider contacting the State Bar regarding the attorney's failure to communicate.

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