Hill v. Willmott

How courts have described this case

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• explaining 22 the public policy reasons for disallowing negligence actions against attorneys by a prior adversary
• “[A] duty set forth in the Code and the Rules establishes the minimum level of competence for the protection of the public and a violation thereof does not necessarily give rise to a cause of action.”
• “[A] duty set forth in the Code and the Rules establishes the minimum level of competence for the protection of the public and a violation thereof does not necessarily give rise to a cause of action.”
• “[A] duty set forth in the Code and the Rules establishes the minimum level of competence for the protection of the public and a violation thereof does not necessarily give rise to a cause of action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).