McClain v. Buechner
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SATZ, Judge.
Plaintiffs, Dahryl McClain and Harold Chute, appeal the dismissal of their petition. We affirm.
Plaintiffs sued defendant, John W. Buechner, an attorney, in a two count petition, Count I for negligence, commonly referred to as “legal malpractice,” and Count II for fraud. In Count I, plaintiffs allege: they “were served with process” on August 25, 1981, in a suit filed in Illinois, in which a Venie Nolan was suing plaintiffs here and four other named parties: “A.D. McClain, Robert R. Dimmitt (Dimmitt), Kenneth B. McClain (K. McClain), and Randall Capelle (Capelle)”; plaintiffs here…
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