When you sign a contract with someone, you expect that they will follow through on their end of the bargain. When a company or person fails to uphold their contractual obligations, people can sustain damages and injuries.
At The Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin, P.C., we are here to help when you need a Mercerville Professional Malpractice Attorney. Our knowledgeable and experienced team understands that these cases can become complex, but that will not deter us as we seek to secure the compensation you deserve.
What Are We Talking About Here?
You have heard the term malpractice, but likely only when used to describe mistakes made by medical professionals. Yes, that is one form of malpractice, but there are many others. Today, we want to talk about other forms of professional malpractice. What many people do not realize is that professionals can cause serious damages and injuries when they breach the agreements of their contracts.
Consider the following groups of people that you may enter into agreements with on a regular basis:
- Insurance companies
- Engineers
- Construction firms
- Architects
- Accountants
In each of these cases, you will both sign a contract agreeing on services to be performed. For each industry, and other professional industries, there is a standard of conduct that they must follow. If any of these groups of people fail to follow through on their contractual obligations to their clients, they could be held responsible for damages and injuries caused by their breach of contract.
But how could people get injured here?
Consider an engineering or construction firm that cuts corners to save some money on a project. If this cost-cutting ends up compromising the integrity of a building, roadway, or other projects, they could be held liable in the event an accident occurs.
Lawyers Can Be Held Accountable As Well
Every state sets the rules of professional conduct that attorneys must follow. When a lawyer enters into an attorney-client relationship with someone, they are obligated to act in that person’s best interests. An attorney can be held accountable if they:
- Abuse their client’s finances or settlement agreements
- Enter into agreements without their client’s consent
- Neglect to inform their client of important information
- Misses deadlines or does not fill out paperwork properly
- Has a conflict of interest in the case and does not disclose it
Let Us Take It From Here
You do not have to be the victim. If you have signed a Contract with a professional and they breached your trust, you need to seek legal assistance. At The Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin, P.C., we strongly believe that people need to be held accountable when they do not uphold their end of an agreement.
We will work to secure compensation for the following:
- Your court costs and legal fees
- Refunds for any services paid for
- Pain and suffering damages
- Restitution for expenses (damages or injuries)
- Punitive damages against the responsible party
If you need a Mercerville Professional Malpractice Attorney, you can contact us for a Free Consultation By Clicking Here or calling (215)-799-9990