· 10/15/1889
Carder v. Culbertson
Citations
- 100 Mo. 269
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- declining to impose liability on attorney where plaintiff claimed attorney was negligent in failing to execute the will before testator’s death
- “Creating a duty, even under the unfortunate circumstances of this case, could compromise the attorney’s duty of undivided loyalty to the client and impose an untenable burden upon the attorney-client relationship.”
- attorney did not owe duty to testator’s brother, as prospective beneficiary, to ensure testator executed his will promptly
- attorney did not owe duty to testator’s brother, as prospective beneficiary, to ensure testator executed his will promptly
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Judges: Barclay, Sherwood, Who
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