July 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The state Superior Court has tossed out a transmission repair chain's legal malpractice suit against a Montgomery County, Pa., firm.
In Cottman Transmission Systems v. Law Offices of Peter E. Bort, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled in the result to affirm Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Judge Arthur R. Tilson's ruling granting summary judgment to the law firm.
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