Irving M. Levin, Etc. v. David R. Berley

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• holding that a client is on notice of their past attorney's conduct when - 40 - the client's current attorney sends a letter to the past attorney accusing him of \alleged errors\
• reasoning that the attorney’s knowledge was imputed to the client for purposes of accrual
• retention of another attorney is harm in the form of additional legal fees
• retention of another attorney is harm in form of additional legal fees

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