Moseley v. Lewis and Brackin
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff, Julius A. Moseley, appeals from a summary judgment in favor of the defendants, Lewis and Brackin, an Alabama partnership, and C.R. Lewis. Moseley, in his brief, contends that the defendants, as attorneys representing him, failed to exercise the proper standard of care in their representation and that their actions and/or omissions constituted legal malpractice that proximately caused him injury.
Moseley's cause of action arose out of Lewis and Brackin's representation of him in a civil suit brought by Commercial State Bank of Donaldsonville, Georgia, against the firm of Southern…
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