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· 3/11/2022

Kea (Kupaa) v. Dist. Ct. (Warden)

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  • also - stating the standard as “reliable, persuasive evidence” and “strong, clear, and convincing evidence”
  • held that actions in contract based on malpractice survive the death of an attorney. Question of whether a claim of legal malpractice sounding in tort would survive left open

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