Will digital text and its manipulation become the fodder of legal malpractice cases?  As in each new refinement of media or even printing, attorneys must keep up.  Carbon paper, phtotstats, photocopies, computers, fax, scanning; each has been a refinement of the prior world, and each then sets a high water mark. This article  suggests

"Celebrity Photographer" Kenneth Nahum owned two penthouses, and sat on the condo board.  Nevertheless, he and his attorneys failed successfully to purchase the rooftop area in between, and he has now successfully passed a motion to dismiss.

"A Manhattan judge has ruled that celebrity photographer Kenneth Nahoum may proceed with a legal malpractice suit stemming

"When Adelphia Communications and founding members from the Rigas family became mired in fraud charges and bankruptcy proceedings, a criminal trial and numerous civil cases were quick to follow.

It was a specific malpractice case for professional negligence brought by the cable company against auditing firm Deloitte & Touche that created a years-long battle between

Recent legislative changes to CPLR 2001 and to filing statutes  have cleared out some well known, but still troublesome traps for the unwary.  Many cases have been dismissed because a practitioner re-used an index number for a new case.  An example:  plaintiff starts a special proceeding seeking leave to file a late notice of claim