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… asserting claims for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, legal malpractice, unlicensed practice of law, and breach of the … of his duty of loyalty, breach of fiduciary duty, legal malpractice, and civil fraud. The trial court rescinded … on Rosefielde’s breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, legal malpractice, unlicensed practice of law, and breach of the …
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… asserting claims for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, legal malpractice, unlicensed practice of law, and breach of the … of his duty of loyalty, breach of fiduciary duty, legal malpractice, and civil fraud. The trial court rescinded … on Rosefielde’s breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, legal malpractice, unlicensed practice of law, and breach of the …
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… page 15 of the prior hearing transcript should read "legal malpractice" rather than "malpractice.•· 6. Scheduling Order - Mr. Morrow raised the …
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… immunity, and viewing the complaint as a claim for legal malpractice, plaintiff failed to state a cognizable claim … immunity, plaintiff's claims essentially constitute a legal malpractice cause of action. Even though plaintiff did not designate these claims as legal malpractice, she asserted defendant owed her damages for …
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… asserting a bad- faith claim against CURE and a legal malpractice claim against the CURE- assigned counsel who had … estate in settlement of defendants' bad faith and malpractice lawsuit pertained solely to "the excess verdict … and "was part of an asset in conjunction with the malpractice matter against the . . . attorney who [had] …
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… asserting a bad- faith claim against CURE and a legal malpractice claim against the CURE- assigned counsel who had … estate in settlement of defendants' bad faith and malpractice lawsuit pertained solely to "the excess verdict … and "was part of an asset in conjunction with the malpractice matter against the . . . attorney who [had] …
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… immunity, and viewing the complaint as a claim for legal malpractice, plaintiff failed to state a cognizable claim … immunity, plaintiff's claims essentially constitute a legal malpractice cause of action. Even though plaintiff did not designate these claims as legal malpractice, she asserted defendant owed her damages for …
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… judgment motion dismissing plaintiff's claims of legal malpractice, malicious prosecution, abuse of prosecution, … were no facts to support any of his claims. As to the legal malpractice claim, the court reasoned that, despite the …
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… judgment motion dismissing plaintiff's claims of legal malpractice, malicious prosecution, abuse of prosecution, … were no facts to support any of his claims. As to the legal malpractice claim, the court reasoned that, despite the …
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… attorney designations (including those required by some malpractice insurance carriers) through the annual online … this would mirror requirements imposed by some malpractice insurance carriers; or (2) Requiring attorneys …
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… Franklin Whittlesey, Esq. in connection with his legal malpractice claim. Whittlesey acknowledged the Hanlon … had not established a professional negligence claim. Legal malpractice claims are "grounded in the tort of negligence." … likewise required to establish the four elements of a legal malpractice claim: "(1) the existence of an attorney-client …
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… judgment in favor of the movants insofar as the legal malpractice claim is directed at them. Plaintiffs, however, … acknowledge the movants here are not targets of their malpractice claim. In prior ---- 12 case management proceedings, the legal malpractice claim was separated from the balance of the …
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… judgment in favor of the movants insofar as the legal malpractice claim is directed at them. Plaintiffs, however, … acknowledge the movants here are not targets of their malpractice claim. In prior ---- 12 case management proceedings, the legal malpractice claim was separated from the balance of the …
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… Franklin Whittlesey, Esq. in connection with his legal malpractice claim. Whittlesey acknowledged the Hanlon … had not established a professional negligence claim. Legal malpractice claims are "grounded in the tort of negligence." … likewise required to establish the four elements of a legal malpractice claim: "(1) the existence of an attorney-client …
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… 16, 2024 order, dismissing his self- represented legal malpractice complaint against Steven C. Townsend and Eddy … generally asserting defendants committed professional malpractice in Townsend's 3 A-2147-23 representation of … state has jurisdiction over . . . [defendants], and their malpractice actions harming [plaintiff]'s [c]onstitutional …
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… actions, including breaches of the duty of loyalty, fraud, malpractice, and sexual harassment. In 2005, Kaye sued … of the agreement, Kaye accepted $250,000 from Rosefielde's malpractice carrier in satisfaction of the $966,675.76 … We concluded Kaye had not shown "Rosefielde's legal malpractice and fraudulent conduct proximately caused any …
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… (Archer) motion for summary judgment and dismissal of EDI's malpractice complaint. We reverse and remand for further … its outstanding legal fees and EDI counterclaimed alleging malpractice. In 2010, the parties settled the matter and … complaint in the Law Division against Archer alleging legal malpractice, namely, violation of Rule of Professional …
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… (Archer) motion for summary judgment and dismissal of EDI's malpractice complaint. We reverse and remand for further … its outstanding legal fees and EDI counterclaimed alleging malpractice. In 2010, the parties settled the matter and … complaint in the Law Division against Archer alleging legal malpractice, namely, violation of Rule of Professional …
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… actions, including breaches of the duty of loyalty, fraud, malpractice, and sexual harassment. In 2005, Kaye sued … of the agreement, Kaye accepted $250,000 from Rosefielde's malpractice carrier in satisfaction of the $966,675.76 … We concluded Kaye had not shown "Rosefielde's legal malpractice and fraudulent conduct proximately caused any …
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… negligent failure to do so. 5.51B Proximate Cause in Legal Malpractice Involving Inadequate or Incomplete Legal Advice … 476 N.J. Super. 448 (App. Div. 2023), involved a legal malpractice matter where a corporate plaintiff and its … testimony in establishing proximate causation where legal malpractice is involved. 6 Questions regarding this and …