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Petrillo v. Bachenberg

Citations

  • 655 A.2d 1354
  • 139 N.J. 472
  • 63 U.S.L.W. 2641
  • 1995 N.J. LEXIS 43

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that attorney who had prepared a composite report containing information about real property for seller of that property owed duty of due care to prospective purchaser
  • holding that an attorney for a seller of real estate has a duty not to provide misleading information to potential buyers who the attorney knows, or should know, will rely on that information
  • holding that “like certified public accountants or other professionals involved in commercial transactions, a lawyer's duty may run to third parties who foreseeably rely on the lawyer's opinion or other legal services”
  • noting that New Jersey has statutorily changed its foreseeability rule for accountants to a more restrictive test
  • noting that New Jersey has statutorily 15 changed its foreseeability rule for accountants to a more restrictive test
  • noting that New Jersey has statutorily [15] changed its foreseeability rule for accountants to a more restrictive test

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Judges: Pollock, Stein, Garibaldi

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Cites

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