· 10/4/2005
Aquilino v. Philadelphia Catholic Archdiocese
Citations
- 884 A.2d 1269
- 2005 Pa. Super. 339
- 2005 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3537
How courts have described this case
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- addressing writ of execution and holding that involuntary assignments of legal malpractice claims are not allowed under Alaska law based on public policy
- “We have recognized as a general rule that ‘a cause of action can be assigned if it survives’ the death of the prospective plaintiff. And the Alaska legislature has specified that all claims besides defamation survive.” (footnote omitted
- discussing involuntary assignment of legal malpractice claims
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Judges: Bender, Olszewski, Sole
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