Petermann, J. v. Kettering, R.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that attorney’s actions would not give rise to cause of action under theory of negligence
• holding that violations of the rules do not give rise to a private cause of action
• holding that attorneys do not owe a duty to adverse parties
• stating that an attorney has no duty to protect the interest of a non-client adverse party
• stating that \the attorney's ongoing and justifiable concern with being sued for negligence would detrimentally interfere with the attorney-client relationship\
• stating that “the attorney’s ongoing and justifiable concern with being sued for negligence would detrimentally interfere with the attorney-client relationship”

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