Papa of breaching his duty by failing to present evidence
     that the treatment she received by Dr. Schoedinger was proximately caused by the April 1998
     accident and failing to present evidence that a subsequent event on October 5, 1998, further
     detailed below, was not a proximate cause of her injuries and treatment. A bench trial was held
     before the circuit court on Darlene’s legal malpractice claim on October 15, 2012, wherein the
     following evidence relevant to this appeal was adduced.
¶6        The entire record of the March 18, 2004, proceedings before the Court of Claims was
     admitted into    vehicle accident, her injuries, pain, and suffering, and the details of her treatment. Darlene
       testified that following the accident, she experienced pain in her neck, lower back, hips, and
       buttocks. After conferring with Papa a day after the accident, she consulted with Dr. King, a
       chiropractor, regarding her pain. After several chiropractic treatments, Dr. King referred her
       for a consultation with a neurologist, Dr. Naseer, and a pain management specialist, Dr. Lin.
       Darlene testified that by September or October of 1998, her neck pain had resolved but she
      