If a client sues a professional for failing to exercise reasonable care in giving advice,but the client has suffered no damage as a result,the professional will not be liable.

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For a professional to be liable for negligence, the client must prove that they suffered damages as a direct result of the professional's failure to exercise reasonable care. Without damages, there is no basis for a negligence claim.

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