Answering Service, Inc. v. Thomas J. Egan, of the Estate of Paul J. Rohrich, Deceased

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “any independent liability of Answering Service for the tortious actions [in the underlying litigation] would defeat its claim for wrongful involvement in litigation”
• concluding from Safeway that the “District of Columbia courts will follow the jury’s determination on liability issues in a later suit for wrongful involvement in litigation”
• stating that “any independent liability of Answering Service for the tortious actions [in the underlying litigation] would defeat its claim for wrongful involvement in litigation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).