Dunn v. McKay, Burton, McMurray & Thurman
Utah Supreme Court
1DissentMaughan, Justice
For the following reasons, I dissent.
It is necessary to reiterate the facts in order to compensate for omissions in the majority opinion, and to perceive the events on a sequential basis.
Plaintiff initiated an action for legal malpractice against defendants for their allegedly negligent representation of her in a divorce action.
The matter was tried before a jury; however, after plaintiff had presented her case, defendants moved for a directed verdict. Defendants successfully urged that conceding the issue of negligence for the purpose of the motion, plaintiff had failed to establish the…
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