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Arch Insurance Co. hoped to sue Florida law firm Kubicki Draper over its defense of a customer, but the Fourth District Court of Appeal said their legal interests were never aligned.
January 24, 2019 at 01:43 PM
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An insurance company can’t sue Florida law firm Kubicki Draper for legal malpractice as it was never really a client, The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
Arch Insurance Co. hired the law firm in 2006 to defend its customer, South Florida accounting company Spear Safer CPAs and Advisors, against a multimillion-dollar accounting malpractice lawsuit.
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