Allied Productions, Inc. v. Duesterdick
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtCochran, J.
This writ of error was granted to test the sufficiency of a motion for judgment seeking damages for legal malpractice.
Allied Productions, Inc., a Georgia corporation, Howard E. Caldwell, Martha Caldwell, and Charles D. Wheeler (collectively, the client) filed a motion for judgment against Roy H. Duesterdick, individually, and Richard N. Baylinson, Roy H. Duesterdick, and Morton Kudysh, t/a Baylinson, Duesterdick & Kudysh, a partnership engaged in the practice of law (collectively, the attorney). The motion alleged that, by reason of the attorney’s negligence in failing to defend a suit…
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