Rogers v. Wigglesworth

The plaintiffs, the four children of the late Thomas W. Rogers, Sr., are aggrieved because most of their late father’s estate was inherited by the children of his second wife by a prior marriage and not by them. They seek damages for being deprived of their father’s entire estate. The plaintiffs assert a single claim against each of the three defendants. Count I and Count II arise out of an alleged breach of fiduciary duty by Thelma Rogers and Mario Ciullo, respectively. Count III arises out of the alleged legal malpractice of Theodore C. Regnante.

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