A handful of Texas attorneys faced legal-malpractice litigation in 2020 because they missed deadlines to file court documents or appear in court.
January 01, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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The No. 1 mistake that got Texas lawyers sued in 2020 is one of the bare-bones basics: Missing deadlines.
In a profession that’s driven by hearing dates, responses coming due, limitations deadlines and other important calendar items, a failure here can have serious consequences.
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