Boros v. Baxley

This is a legal malpractice action. The plaintiff, George Boros, acting pro se, presents five issues: whether the trial judge erred in (1) directing a verdict for the defendants; (2) refusing to recuse himself from the case; (3) denying Boros's request for a continuance; (4) granting the defendants' motion in limine as to punitive damages and damages for mental anguish; and (5) denying Boros's motion to amend his complaint. We affirm.1

Boros sued William Baxley, Charles Dauphin, and the law firm of Baxley, Stuart, Ward Dillard, alleging legal malpractice; specifically, Boros alleged that in an…