· 7/28/1995
Meryhew v. Gillingham
Citations
- 893 P.2d 692
- 77 Wash. App. 752
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- estate beneficiary’s claim against attorney for breach of fiduciary duty governed by three-year attorney malpractice statute of limitations rather than the probate statute of limitations
- estate beneficiary’s claim against attorney for breach of fiduciary duty governed by three-year attorney malpractice statute of limitations rather than the probate statute of limitations
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Judges: Baker
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