Henry Grausz, M.D. v. Bradford F. Englander Linowes and Blocher, L.L.P.

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• holding that a professional malpractice claim, filed by a Chapter 11 debtor against the firm that represented him in that proceeding, “arose in the bankruptcy ease”
• holding that fee applications and a legal malpractice claim based on the same representations arose from the same core of operative facts
• holding that a claim for affirmative relief from malpractice could have been filed in bankruptcy court with an objection to a fee application
• holding that fee applications and a 16 legal malpractice claim based on the same representations arose from the same core 17 of operative facts
• holding that fee applications and a legal malpractice claim based on the same representations arose from the same core of operative facts
• holding that a claim for affirmative relief from 17 malpractice could have been filed in bankruptcy court with an objection to a fee 18 application

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