v. Lopez

How courts have described this case

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• holding clients not on notice of possible malpractice until attorney informed them he was no longer handling their case
• holding clients not on notice of possible malpractice until attorney informed them he was no longer handling their case
• damages in the form of amounts due under promissory notes that could have been collected but for the attorney’s failure to act on the notes within the statute of limitations
• “The measure of damages for legal malpractice is the amount of loss 11 actually sustained as a proximate result of the attorney’s conduct.”
• damages in the form of amounts due under promissory notes that could have been collected but for the attorney's failure to act on the notes within the statute of limitations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).