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In a rare bit of good news for the soon-to-be-defunct Am Law 200 firm, a judge dismissed claims by a former CEO alleging $603 million in damages. The firm, meanwhile, is close to settling another legal malpractice case.
August 10, 2019 at 08:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
LeClairRyan, which has confirmed it is shutting down amid partner losses and revenue declines, got welcome news on Thursday when a Virginia judge tossed a $603 million malpractice suit against the firm.
The dissolving firm is also close to a settlement in another legal malpractice suit alleging the firm botched the discovery process in an underlying trademark infringement case.
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