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: New York Attorney Malpractice BlogBankruptcy and Malpractice: Piling On?
By (Andrew Lavoott Bluestone)
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Client suffers injury, client suffers (same or different) financial stresses and filed a petition in bankruptcy. Effect is that client loses claim of injury to the bankruptcy estate, and may no longer bring the action. Eventually, client is discharged in bankruptcy and sues the professional. The case will be dismissed, for lack of standing. So it is in, Valerie Sotille, v. James D. Mullin, D.D.S., 019694/06; Supreme Court, Nassau County.
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Full post as published by New York Attorney Malpractice Blog on January 17, 2011 (boomark / email).
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