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· 10/16/1975

Brown v. Babcock

Citations

  • 540 P.2d 1402
  • 273 Or. 351
  • 1975 Ore. LEXIS 327

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  • suggesting “some damage” or “appreciable harm” is sufficient to commence statute of limitations in attorney malpractice actions
  • jury properly determined, from conflicting evidence, when the client sustained harm from his lawyer's allegedly negligent defense of a property foreclosure action
  • jury properly determined, from conflicting evidence, when the client sustained harm from his lawyer’s allegedly negligent defense of a property foreclosure action

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