We reported this issue in February. Maryland newspapers are reporting the continuing debate over litigation which will affect the immunity generally granted to guardian ad litem attorneys. Read about the legislation.

The New York Law Journal reports that Justice Richard Lowe denied Weil Gotschall’s motion for summary judgment. Plaintiff’s attorney is Paul Grobman, who apparanently is the author of Vital Statistics; Defense attorney is Michael Feldberg of Allen & Overy. For a rendition of his post-motion comments see the NYLJ. The case is set…

ublaw phoenix, which is an offshoot of University of Buffalo Law School in exile, was kind enough to mention the New York Legal Malpractice Blog. Thanks!!

Here is a case report from a quirky Blog called “Arbitrary and Capricious” which tells of a case in which a convict was nevertheless able to maintain a legal malpractice

Here is an article from Cornell Law School on New Mexico legal ethics and malpractice law.

Here is a blurb from the Overlawyered blog site which argues that trying too few cases may be a hallmark of legal malpractice. Details

Here is a scholarly article on legal malpractice and emotional Distress in California. Details.

Here is an article from Law.com that discusses a Pennsylvania Federal District Court case and how the “but for” rule works. Plaintiff had to, but could not, demonstrate that had a motion been made the court would have granted it. As a result, complaint dismissed. Details.