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When it comes to legal malpractice suits, there's no difference between transactional lawyers and litigators, the California Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday. In Viner v. Sweet Justice Joyce Kennard, writing for the court, disagreed with the ruling of L.A.'s Second District Court of Appeal that the give-and-take nature of transactions made that approach impractical or even impossible.
June 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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