Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Law Practice
Nov. 20, 2012
When non-clients attack
Business deals sometimes disappoint, and when they do, disappointed investors may be inclined to look to hold the other side's lawyer liable.
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Business deals sometimes disappoint, and when they do, disappointed investors may be inclined to look to hold the other side's lawyer liable. For example, a law firm recently agreed to pay $25 million to settle a suit filed by investors who contended th...
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