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Who hired these guys?

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 25, 2005
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Who’s responsible for the investigator’s bill, or the process server’s or the court reporter’s bill, client or client and attorney? Continue Reading Who hired these guys?

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Does settling bar malpractice action?

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 24, 2005
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A question often arises in professional and attorney malpractice cases when the plaintiff has settled the underlying case, rather than just lost it. Can the plaintiff settle yet sue afterwards ?> Continue Reading Does settling bar malpractice action?

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Collateral Estoppel in Legal Malpractice

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 17, 2005
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An attorney malpractice action arising from a real estate transaction has been dismissed, and plaintiff’s attorney sanctioned for frivolity Continue Reading Collateral Estoppel in Legal Malpractice

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Strategic Choice

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 17, 2005
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The doctrine of Strategic choice is a high hurdle for the attorney malpractice plaintiff. Courts often determine that “mere differences of opinion concerning strategy do not rise to the level of discharge for cause” or in other words, malpractice. Continue Reading Strategic Choice

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Michael Bolton litigation

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 17, 2005
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Michael Bolton http://www.michaelbolton.com has sued Weil Gotshal & Manges http://www.weil.com over whether it was conflicted Continue Reading Michael Bolton litigation

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West Virginia Attorney Insurance

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 17, 2005
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The West Virginia State Bar Association http://www.wvbar.org reports that it has passed a bylaw requiring all attorneys in W.Va to disclose whether they have professional liability insurance. Continue Reading West Virginia Attorney Insurance

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Due dilligence and distant damages

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 4, 2005
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Mama’s Food Shop wanted to expand its eatery to add a sidewalk cafe. It was not permitted by the Department of Buildings. They sued various parties, and their attorney, on the theory Continue Reading Due dilligence and distant damages

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Lynrd Skynrd and unconscionable attorney fees

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 4, 2005
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The Second circuit has asked the Court of Appeals to answer a question concerning the Lynrd Skynyrd band http://www.skynyrd.com Continue Reading Lynrd Skynrd and unconscionable attorney fees

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NYSTLA warns that Fed law will preempt

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on August 4, 2005
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A pending Federal law may well preempt New York’s vicarious liability law for motor vehicle lessors, says the New York State Trial Lawyers Association http://www.nystla.org. Continue Reading NYSTLA warns that Fed law will preempt

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Legal Malpractice and Attorney Abuse

By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone on July 28, 2005
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A new website “dedicated to recording and exposing abuses by Attorneys” has made a splash. naraca.org says that it will protect liberties and work with anyone “who has had the misfortune to cross an attorney that has committed a crime or abuse” Continue Reading Legal Malpractice and Attorney Abuse

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I opened my own law office in 1989, The Law Firm of Andrew Lavoott Bluestone. During that period I have tried both plaintiff and defendant cases, in general negligence, commercial litigation, medical malpractice, attorney malpractice [both plaintiff’s and uninsured defendants], as well as real estate matters, landlord-tenant matters. In 2015 I was appointed Adjunct Professor of Law at St. John’s University, School of Law.

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