Rouse v. Pollard
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
The seven defendants were partners engaged in the general practice of law, their firm well known and enjoying a high reputation for skill and integrity. Complainant was their client. The member of the firm who took care of her legal business was Thomas E. Fitzsimmons. At almost her first interview with him, she disclosed that she owned valuable securities, whereupon he immediately suggested that she sell them and turn the money over to the firm, saying that they would invest for her in good mortgages and send her the interest every six months. Accordingly, on June 21st, 1927, complainant…
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