If there is malpractice in litigation, should the statute for malpractice begin to run before the underlying litigation comes to an end. Kentucky has joined a number of states offering more flexibility to plaintiffs on this issue. Illinois has a statute of limitations for malpractice (2 years) and hard statute of repose (6 years). The
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