Austin's Rack, Inc. v. Gordon & Glickson, P.C.

In a four-count complaint, the plaintiffs, both corporate and individual, brought a legal-malpractice action against the defendant law firm and certain individual attorneys of that firm. The defendants moved to dismiss the complaint for failure to state a cause of action. On January 16, 1985, the trial court dismissed counts I, II and III on the grounds that the action is premature. The court dismissed these counts without prejudice. Count IV was dismissed with prejudice. No appeal is taken from the dismissal of count IV. However, with regard to count IV, the court granted the defendants’…