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The Successor Attorney Problem in Legal Malpractice

By (Andrew Lavoott Bluestone)

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Attorneys move around, and law firms morph.  What happens when one attorney is sued for legal malpractice which is said to have taken place at two law firms?  One answer is that both firms may be sued in the main action if plaintiff chooses, another choice is the third party action.  Here, in Tanger v Ferrer ;  2011 NY Slip Op 01954 ;  Decided on March 17, 2011 ; Appellate Division, First Department we see how the procedural aspects might play out.  Questions of suc read more

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