The case of Dr. Marrese against his attorneys Gundlach, Lee continues. We reported about this case on 11/30/05. Today, the case continues with motions for summary judgment. Details.

The Madison St. Claire Record reports on a lot of legal malpractice cases. Here is an article by Steve Gonzalez, reporting on a legal malpractice case after a FELA case and its fallout. Details.

Shannon Duffy reports in Law Com about a newly filed Legal Malpractice suit against Philadelphia firm Pepper Hamilton, in the amount of $ 30 million. The legal malpractice suit arises from a New York $ 28.8 million verdict against plaintiffs Mr. & Mrs. DiLoreto. They were the principals of an off shore insurance company, and…

A backpage Long Island article in the NYLJ by Andrew Harris relates that in the matter of Town of North Hempstead v. Winston & Strawn Justice Bucaria stripped the law firm of most of its defenses in a $ 32 million dollar suit arising from a solid waste contract which soured. Only a “sophisticated client”…

A Kentucky judge has been asked to recuse himself in a Legal Malpractice case on the basis that it involves contributors to judicial election races. Details.

The biggest settlement this site has seen rated only a small note in the NYLJ. Canadian law firm Torys is paying $30.25 Million Dollars to settle a legal malpractice case against it by former client Hollinger International Inc. revolving around Conrad Black and conflict of interest.

Apparently the same “framed prisioner” legal malpractice fact pattern was used in multiple Moot court competitions this year. Earlier we reported a St.John’s Law School win. Here is an article about Chase College of Lawwinning a regional duet.

A news article from the Berkshire Eagle Newspaper [Mass.] tells an interesting story of an attorney whose client filed bankruptcy in order to avoid $ 34,000 in fines for pirating cable. Client turned around and sued his attorney for advising perjury in the bankruptcy filing. Client lost legal malpractice case. Details