Landreth v. Raymond P. Fabricius, P.C.
Appellate Court of Illinois
Rule 23 order filed April 23, 2018 Motion to Publish Granted May 29, 2018 Opinion filed May 29, 2018
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holdridge
¶ 1 The plaintiff, John Colt Landreth (Landreth) sued the defendant, the law firm of Pool, Leigh, and Fabricius (PLF), for professional negligence, fraud, and other claims arising out of PLF's alleged legal representation of Landreth. Landreth later added a claim for derivative liability against Raymond P. Fabricius, P.C. (Fabricius) alleging that, as a former partner of PLF, Fabricius was jointly and severally liable for any judgment entered against PLF for professional negligence and negligent misrepresentation. Fabricius moved to dismiss certain counts of Landreth's second amended…
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