When a malpractice claim relates to advice given to a client, there are strong arguments for retaining the privity rule.

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The privity rule holds that only those who have direct contractual or professional relationship can bring a malpractice claim. This rule is often argued to be important in cases involving advice given to clients, as it limits the number of potential claimants and ensures that those who received the advice have a direct connection to the professional providing it.

When a Malpractice Claim Relates to Advice Given to a Client