What is the dollar amount of financial and economic losses directly attributable to the legal (or other) malpractice by an attorney (or other professional) in this matter?
Pain, Suffering, and Emotional Damages The majority rule in the United States prohibits a legal malpractice plaintiff from recovering general damages. General damages commonly include pain, suffering, and emotional distress. The only exception to this rule, currently, is for an innocent person who has been wrongfully convicted of a crime due to his or her lawyers negligence.
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