Business’s Lost Profits Considered in Attorney Malpractice Case

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July 11, 2006

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malpractice (legal)
Brent E. Clary v. Lite Machines Corporation
No. 79A05-0411-CV-610 (Ind. App. 2006)
US
State Court
Indiana
Court of Appeals
Carol A. Nemeth, Richard R. Skiles, Ronald J. Waicukauski
David Denis <br> Michael Strauch, CPA <br> Robert McDonald <br>
Crone

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The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed an award of lost profits in an attorney malpractice action.

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July 11, 2006

The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed an award of lost profits in an attorney malpractice action. In doing so, it held that the lost profits award need not be limited to the damages that were recoverable in the case that gave rise the malpractice claim an ...

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