· 2/18/1993
Greenberg v. MAHONEY ADAMS & CRISER, PA
Citations
- 614 So. 2d 604
- 1993 WL 39627
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- third party intended beneficiary exception to the privity rule for bringing legal malpractice action is not limited to will drafting
- third party who is intended beneficiary has standing to sue for legal malpractice where it is the apparent intent of the client to benefit the third party
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Judges: Smith
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