Jankowski v. Taylor, Bishop & Lee

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• finding that the attorney’s retainer letter, which detailed only fees and not the agreed upon services, did not constitute a written contract sufficient to require application of the six-year statute
• finding that the attorney’s retainer letter, which detailed only fees and not the agreed upon services, did not constitute a written contract sufficient to require application of the six-year statute
• four-year statute of limitation of OCGA § 9-3-25 applied to mal practice action where retainer letter only addressed fees to be charged by law firm and therefore did not constitute entire contract between the parties

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