Renfroe v. Jones & Associates

How courts have described this case

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• holding no cause of action against attorney for his participation in filing writ of garnishment with inaccurate facts
• holding no cause of action against attorney for his participation in filing writ of garnishment with inaccurate facts
• holding no cause of action against attorney for his participation in filing writ of garnishment with inaccurate facts
• holding no cause of action against attorney for his participation in filing writ of garnishment with inaccurate facts
• no cause of action against creditor's attorney based on issuance of wrongful writ of garnishment
• “If an attorney’s conduct violates his professional responsibility, the remedy is public, not private.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).