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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not review a state Superior Court ruling that held that a lawyer’s legal malpractice suit against her divorce attorneys alleging breach of contract actually sounded in tort and therefore was not timely filed.
March 21, 2019 at 12:46 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not review a state Superior Court ruling that held that a lawyer’s legal malpractice suit against her divorce attorneys alleging breach of contract actually sounded in tort and therefore was not timely filed.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court’s decision from last summer upheld a Philadelphia trial judge’s decision that had expressly anticipated the possibility of reversal on appeal.
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