Diaz v. Piquette

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• no claim for attorney malpractice would have existed if the temporary results of attorney's conduct had been reversed on appeal
• no legal malpractice cause of action shall be deemed to have accrued until the existence of redressable harm has been established
• no cause of action arises for malpractice allegedly resulting in the loss of plaintiff's case at trial until the adverse judgment is affirmed on appeal because the \the temporary results of the attorney's conduct\ could be reversed if there is an appeal

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