Acting Justice Lawrence Marks granted Edwards Wildman Palmer's dismissal motion because the weight of factors in the insurer's legal malpractice suit center in Massachusetts.
February 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Finding New York to be the wrong forum, a judge has dismissed a malpractice suit brought against Edwards Wildman Palmer relating to the 2006 ceiling collapse in a Boston tunnel.
In a Sept. 13, 2013 lawsuit, National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, an AIG affiliate, sought at least $10 million in damages and at least $10 million in punitive damages and other costs in National Union v. Edwards Wildman, 653188/2013, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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