Florida Supreme Court arguments: Edward Guedes of Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman in Coral Gables, left, and Christopher Carlyle of the Carlyle Appellate Law Firm in Orlando.
The case asks whether an insurance company can be considered a client of the law firm it hired to represent a customer.
March 04, 2020 at 07:10 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court will decide on the future of a legal malpractice lawsuit against Florida law firm Kubicki Draper, after attorneys on either side disputed whether the plaintiff has standing to sue.
It’s a case that asks what duties lawyers have to third parties after alleged malpractice, by questioning whether an insurance company is legally a client of the law firm it hired to represent a customer.
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