· 9/22/1989
Copenhaver v. Rogers
Citations
- 384 S.E.2d 593
- 238 Va. 361
- 6 Va. Law Rep. 499
- 1989 Va. LEXIS 146
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a subcontractor was not an intended beneficiary of the contractor’s agreement with the owner that required the contractor to obtain a payment bond
- holding that a subcontractor was not an intended beneficiary of the contractor’s agreement with the owner that required the contractor to obtain a payment bond
- holding that -4- plaintiff grandchildren, whose inheritance was diminished through the alleged negligence of their grandparents’ estate lawyer, were not express third-party beneficiaries of the legal-services contract between the lawyer and the grandparents
- holding that -4- plaintiff grandchildren, whose inheritance was diminished through the alleged negligence of their grandparents’ estate lawyer, were not express third-party beneficiaries of the legal-services contract between the lawyer and the grandparents
- beneficiaries of a will have no cause of action for professional negligence against the attorney who drafted the will
- “It is settled in the Commonwealth that no cause of action exists in [breach of contract] cases absent privity of contract.”
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Judges: Thomas
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