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A $625 million legal malpractice lawsuit alleging Duane Morris negligently failed to file an appellate brief in a federal case cannot proceed because the plaintiffs lacked standing in the underlying suit, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled.
March 13, 2018 at 05:35 PM
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A $625 million legal malpractice lawsuit alleging Duane Morris negligently failed to file an appellate brief in a federal case cannot proceed because the plaintiffs lacked standing in the underlying suit, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled.
A three-judge appeals panel unanimously affirmed a decision by the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas granting Duane Morris’ preliminary objections.
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