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Misery loves company. A Connecticut judge, however, won't let Brown, Paindiris & Scott share some of its potential malpractice liability with Cormody & Torrance through an apportionment claim. According to the decision by Superior Court Judge Robert B. Shapiro, it appears that in Connecticut a legal malpractice defendant would have a better chance of claiming the client was to blame than trying to apportion fault to another law firm.
August 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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