Defendants in a legal malpractice case are seeking to make Wolff & Samson partner Laurence Smith and his firm responsible for informal advice he gave his sister during her divorce. At issue is his review of documents, his meeting with opposing counsel and his receipt of copies of emails in connection with his sister's case.
June 29, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Defendants in a legal malpractice case are seeking to make Wolff & Samson partner Laurence Smith and his firm responsible for informal advice he gave his sister during her divorce.
At issue is Laurence Smith’s review of documents, his meeting with opposing counsel and his receipt of copies of emails in connection with his sister Darcy’s case.
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