Stanley Lerner

Are you interested in suing your lawyer? Did your lawyer cause you financial harm? Stanley R. Lerner has practiced law in Arizona for 37 years and over 27 years of which has been devoted to handling cases of Arizona legal malpractice for people and businesses financially damaged by lawyer negligence or breach of fiduciary duty. Mr. Lerner has a Martindale-Hubbell AV rating. An AV rating means a lawyer is highly rated in legal knowledge and professionalism. Mr. Lerner has experience on the issue of standard of care of lawyers because he has tried cases to juries on the issue of lawyer malpractice, served as an expert witness on lawyer negligence, and served as a Hearing Officer on lawyer ethics. Bad results in Arizona legal matters usually starts the client thinking about Arizona legal malpractice and hiring an Arizona legal malpractice attorney. Were you or someone you know financially damaged by Arizona attorney malpractice? Did your attorney fail to file papers on time, which is called missing the Statute of Limitations? Did your lawyer fail to give you proper advice? Arizona Legal malpractice reduces or eliminates personal injury recovery. Attorney negligence can cause unfair divorce results. Legal malpractice may cause losses to your business or cause financial damages in a real estate transaction. A lawsuit can be dismissed because a lawyer was negligent in failing to file the necessary documents on time or was negligent in serving the documents on the proper party. All of occurrences are examples of legal malpractice in Arizona. A lawyer may be disloyal or act with a conflict of interest. These acts of an attorney are known as breach of fiduciary duty. This type of Arizona legal malpractice can cause you financial harm or damages. Your claim for legal malpractice in Arizona must be filed against the lawyer within 2 years of you learning that your financial damages were caused by attorney negligence or breach of fiduciary duty.

• Contingent Fees
  Lawyer malpractice cases when the lawyer failed to file suit or claim on time and injury cases, where the lawyer malpractice involves an underlying claim of bodily injury. claim. .
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  An Office Consultation fee of $350 may apply for legal malpractice cases involving estate planning errors, trust administration (breach of fiduciary duty), real estate transactions, divorce, business transactions (sale or purchase of a business), or complex legal matters such as: shareholder oppression, accounting and tax errors, securities law violation, or fraud.

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Arizona State Bar

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