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Court statistics since 2000 show that the number of legal malpractice lawsuits filed in the Nutmeg State declined at a steady rate. What are the reasons behind that drop?
March 04, 2020 at 06:03 PM
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The good news for attorneys: Fewer legal malpractice lawsuits were filed in Connecticut last year than in the two decades before, court data show.
The not-so-good news: This doesn’t mean attorneys are doing better work. In fact, experts say the numbers on the docket are far less revealing than attorney-ethics cases when it comes to measuring lawyer-client relations in the state.
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