Concealment Lawyer

If you have reason to believe that your lawyer is hiding pertinent information or mistakes from you, contact the Phoenix concealment attorney at Entrekin Law today for a free consultation. Lawyers will frequently seek to conceal their mistakes from their clients. Many clients feel that concealment alone is enough to win a case. It is not. Concealment is most helpful to a client’s malpractice case when hiding something made the client’s damages worse.

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An example of a case our Arizona concealment attorney handled is when a client had an opportunity to prevent or minimize the damage done by the lawyer’s malpractice but missed the opportunity to take measures which would have prevented further damage because the lawyer was concealing his or her mistakes. While concealment arises all the time, this set of facts occurs only occasionally. Again, the legal malpractice lawyers at Entrekin Law Firm has handled just a few cases with a fact pattern like this.

However, concealment can also be helpful to a legal malpractice case if the defendant’s lawyer is disputing the fact that he or she committed malpractice. There is a long line of cases that hold concealment is strong, if not conclusive, evidence that the lawyer believed they did commit malpractice – lawyers generally do not try to hide their triumphs. If there is credible evidence the lawyer was fraudulent and hid the alleged error, it will be hard for the lawyer to argue that it was not an error.

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Concealment also becomes an issue when a lawyer tries to hide some other misconduct or actionable behavior, such as a conflict of interest. Our Arizona concealment attorney or conflict of interest attorney can help you with your case if you believe your attorney is hiding something from you and looking out for their best interest.