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Reversing a $221 million legal malpractice verdict against a San Diego lawyer on March 14, a California appellate court held an attorney's negligence does not make him liable for lost punitive damages his client might have collected, had counsel not been negligent. The ruling stems from a high-profile case brought by a former Prudential Securities stockbroker against his lawyer.
March 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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