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In what is certain to make the legal system the butt of more jokes, Connecticut can cross off spanking as an act covered under lawyers' malpractice insurance policies. The ruling by a federal judge in Connecticut is a victory for New York-based American Home Insurance Co., which insured attorney Milo J. Altschuler during the time he allegedly took a client across his lap and slapped her buttocks in a court conference room.
July 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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