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Disgruntled Clients Settle And Then Sue Their Lawyer.
Clients settled eminent domain action with County for almost $2.6 million, and later brought suit against their own lawyer for attorney malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty, claiming the lawyer failed to work up their case and properly prepare the … Continue reading
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