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There's no question divorce can be painful. But in one San Francisco case, lawyers are squabbling over whether a divorce lawyer can be required to pay for his client's alleged distress. The plaintiff in the case alleges that attorney Joseph Pisano made mistakes that later led him to wonder if he was legally remarried. This week, Superior Court Judge Ronald Quidachay declined to strike a request for emotional distress damages in the malpractice suit against Pisano.
October 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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