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Is malpractice an assignable claim?
Court Report
Monday, January 23, 2012
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A Georgia lawyer was sued for breach of contract and malpractice after his firm failed to pay off mortgages at a real estate closing. The disbursement of those funds was to be handled by his partner and an escrow account signatory, as instructed. Read on to find out what the Court of Appeals of Georgia had to say on the matter when it came before the court on appeal.

 



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