· 8/2/1991
Sheppard v. Krol
Citations
- 578 N.E.2d 212
- 218 Ill. App. 3d 254
- 161 Ill. Dec. 85
- 1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 1321
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- legal malpractice claim properly dismissed where plaintiff failed to allege facts in his complaint demonstrating that he would have prevailed in the underlying suit
- legal malpractice claim properly dismissed where plaintiff failed to allege facts in his complaint demonstrating that he would have prevailed in the underlying suit
- “[W]e must consider whether plaintiff's legal malpractice complaint alleged the facts to establish he not only had a valid product liability cause of action, but that he would have been successful in that cause.”
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Judges: Laporta, Rakowski, McNamara
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