Peterson v. Eugene F. Burrill Lumber

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• where the defendant attorney admitted that he owed a duty to exercise a reasonable degree of care and skill in his representation of his client and that he was bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct, the defendant’s admissions sufficiently established the standard of care
• where the defendant attorney admitted that he owed a duty to exercise a reasonable degree of care and skill in his representation of his client and that he was bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct, the defendant's admissions sufficiently established the standard of care

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