"We are mindful that plaintiffs in employment cases are often confronted by sophisticated attorneys and that certain employment cases are complex in nature, both factually and legally. However, there are complexities in virtually every area of the law," the appeals court said.
May 17, 2024 at 02:31 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court ruled that an attorney who provided limited representation to a pro se plaintiff in a discrimination suit did not commit legal malpractice.
The former client, Keith Thomas, claimed that the attorney’s representation, which was limited to drafting documents and responding to the adversary’s requests, was unreasonable, given the complexity of the underlying suit against UPS.
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