Potter Realty Co. v. Derby

How courts have described this case

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• holding that silence can constitute misrepresenta- tion when there is duty to speak
• requiring the movant to demonstrate that the amendment is not prejudicial or futile
• “There is nothing wrong with doing more than one show. It is not uncommon for anyone to do more than one show.”
• “Of course, the nature of [the] ethical considerations would require a jury to resolve factual issues raised by those considerations before actually considering the merits of the defense” of MLRPC 1.5(e)

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