What are the types of malpractice cases that you handle as a lawyer?

As a lawyer, I handle a variety of malpractice cases, which include:

1. Medical malpractice: Cases where a healthcare professional acts negligently or fails to provide proper care, leading to injury or harm to a patient. Examples of medical malpractice include misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, surgical errors, prescription errors, and childbirth injuries.
2. Legal malpractice: Cases where a lawyer acts negligently or fails to provide competent legal representation to a client, leading to harm or loss. Examples of legal malpractice include missed deadlines, failure to file necessary paperwork, breach of contract, and conflicts of interest.
3. Accounting malpractice: Cases where an accountant acts negligently or makes errors leading to financial harm for their clients. Examples of accounting malpractice include embezzlement, tax fraud, and failure to report accurate financial information.
4. Engineering malpractice: Cases where an engineer acts negligently or provides improper design or construction services, leading to harm or loss. Examples of engineering malpractice include faulty building design, bridge or road construction errors, and engineering miscalculations.

It is important to note that malpractice cases can be complex and require expert testimony to prove negligence or fault. Additionally, each state has its own specific laws and requirements for filing a malpractice claim, so it is essential to consult with a licensed attorney who is knowledgeable in the relevant jurisdiction. If you believe you have been harmed due to malpractice, it is recommended that you seek legal advice as soon as possible to determine your options and best course of action.