Anita Bernstein, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, conducts a review of what the four Appellate Division departments have been deciding about legal malpractice during the last five years.
November 23, 2015 at 04:32 PM
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Anita Bernstein, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, conducts a review of what the four Appellate Division departments have been deciding about legal malpractice during the last five years. Future articles will continue to share findings from the data set, containing 357 published decisions.
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