A client's guilty plea does not bar a malpractice suit against a lawyer whose advice may have helped hatch the crime, a New Jersey appeals court says.
May 06, 2013 at 05:25 AM
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A client’s guilty plea does not bar a malpractice suit against a lawyer whose advice may have helped hatch the crime, a New Jersey appeals court says.
The ruling, in Winstock v. Galasso, A-2715-10, means Ridgewood solo Amato Galasso can be sued for allegedly advising a Morris County couple that they could run a private poker club.
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