You have a malpractice case against the attorney for failing to file.

You should have been advised of the breakage. Due to the nature of lawsuits, the extent of the injuries may affect the viability of the case....

Yes this could be a viable case. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Probably not. Such a case with limited harm may not be viable.

A California attorney would have to associate a Nevada attorney. What could be recovered may limit the viability of the case.

It could be a case. Viable malpractice cases require sufficient harm, breach of the standard of care and timely filing of a lawsuit. Consult...

Viable malpractice cases require sufficient harm, breach of the standard of care and timely filing of a lawsuit. Contact malpractice attorneys...

Viable malpractice cases require sufficient harm, breach of the standard of care and timely filing of a lawsuit.

The discovery date is probably the beginning of the SOL. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

There are so many factors that are required to make a malpractice case viable that not all cases can go forward.