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Legal Malpractice

Appellate Division, First Department
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Edward Roberts, LLC v. Shipman & Goodwin LLP — Law Firm Cannot Limit Malpractice Damages by Blaming Client’s Own Misrepresentations

The First Department reverses a trial court’s limitation of legal malpractice damages, holding that whether a client’s misrepresentations to Walmart constituted an intervening superseding cause raises a triable issue of fact — and that $40 million in EPA-embargoed inventory losses are not capped by the client’s separate fraud.

Court of Appeals of Utah
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GeoMetWatch v. Durham Jones & Pinegar — Prior Federal Defeat Bars Legal Malpractice Claims Under Issue Preclusion

The Utah Court of Appeals affirmed summary judgment for a law firm on all legal malpractice claims, holding that issue preclusion arising from prior Tenth Circuit litigation conclusively barred GMW’s lost-profits theories and that GMW’s lost business value theory failed for lack of nonspeculative causation evidence.

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