Bowman v. John Doe

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, in legal malpractice suits, proof of attorney-client relationship is grafted onto customary elements of negligence claim
• noting that, in legal malpractice suits, proof of attorney-client relationship is grafted onto customary elements of negligence claim
• once an attorney-client relationship is established, the elements for legal malpractice are the same as for negligence
• an attorney did not owe a duty of care to his client’s adversary, the mother, where the attorney was hired by a child seeking alternative residential placement away from his mother

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).