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Firms Can't Be Directly Liable For Malpractice: Ohio SC

By Christine Caulfield (July 29, 2009, 4:19 PM EDT) -- Ohio's highest court has ruled that, under state law, a law firm cannot commit legal malpractice directly, nor can it be held vicariously liable for malpractice unless one or more of its attorneys is found liable....

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