A man sued three lawyers and their firm, claiming they represented him in a personal-injury suit against a defendant who later died, but the attorneys failed to seek damages from the defendant's estate.
January 23, 2014 at 02:57 PM
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A man sued three lawyers and their firm, claiming they represented him in a personal-injury suit against a defendant who later died, but the attorneys failed to seek damages from the defendant’s estate.
Ethan Lee claims that lawyer-defendants Charles M. Miller, Meredith Semler and John Izzo represented him in the PI claim against a husband and wife. But he nonsuited his claims against the wife, and the husband died.
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