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Teaching legal ethics didn't qualify for service as plaintiff's expert in legal malpractice case; defense wins summary judgment

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The professor teaches legal ethics and is familiar with North Carolina's ethics rules, but in a legal mal case dealing with a real estate development matter, the lack of experience with the practice of law and with that particular kind of law meant that the witness wasn't competent to render a standard of care opinion.  Defendant won summary judgment.  (h/t: North Carolina Business Litigation Report)


Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on December 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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