Both v. Frantz

How courts have described this case

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• finding a jury issue and reversing summary judgment on a legal malpractice claim
• fiduciary duty claim not merely duplicative of legal malpractice in the event the jury finds no evidence of attorney-client relationship
• fiduciary duty claim not merely duplicative of legal malpractice in the event the jury finds no evidence of attorney-client relationship
• “[I]t is clear that the attorney-client privilege does not cover communications with respect to proposed or ongoing infractions of the law in the commission of a crime, or the perpetration of a fraud.”
• “[I]t is clear that the attorney-client privilege does not cover communications with respect to proposed or ongoing infractions of the law in the commission of a crime, or the perpetration of a fraud.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).