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Although lawyers may owe a duty of care to nonclients in transactional matters, the line is drawn at the courthouse door, a New Jersey appeals court has ruled in dismissing a legal malpractice suit. Plaintiffs filed suit against the opposing law firm in a construction bond dispute, claiming the attorneys lied and misrepresented. Since the plaintiffs dealt with the law firm in the course of litigation and had their own lawyer, the litigation privilege controls, the court ruled.
January 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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