New York Law JournalSteven P. Caley, a partner and firm counsel at Kelley Drye & Warren, summarizes some of the more common grounds for dispositive motions by defendants in legal malpractice cases in New York, and notes
Andrew Lavoott Bluestone, a sole practitioner, writes that recently, one Appellate Division case and two Supreme Court cases have challenged the "effectively compelled" principle - that legal malprac
...opportunity to adequately protect plaintiff's rights (see Golden v Cascione, Chechanover & Purcigliotti, 286 AD2d 281 [2001]; see also Greenwich v Markhoff, 234...
...amp; Legum, etc., defendant third-party plaintiff-appellant; Cascione, Chechanover & Purcigliotti, P.C. third-party def-res (Index No...
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