Legal Question in Legal Malpractice in California
In order to sue, must one be innocent of a crime?
In a civil action against a law firm for faulty assistance and advice, must I prove my innocence of the crime before I can sue them even if I am not suing them for the conviction? There was no legal representation nor attorney-client relationship.
Asked on 12/31/04, 2:00 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert F. Cohen
Law Office of Robert F. Cohen
Re: In order to sue, must one be innocent of a crime?
It's hard to understand why you would sue a firm that did not represent you. Please provide more details and I and my colleagues can give you some direction.
Answered on 1/05/05, 6:33 pm
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