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Blixseth v. Brown et al
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March 05, 2012
Yellowstone Club Owner's $375M Malpractice Suit Shut Down
A Montana federal judge on Monday threw out a $375 million malpractice suit the co-founder of the Yellowstone Club resort brought against his former attorney, saying he had failed to seek leave from his bankruptcy court proceedings before filing a complaint.
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July 15, 2011
CORRECTED: Resort Attys Defy Claims In $375M Malpractice Suit
Patten Petman Bekkedahl & Green PLLC on Thursday argued that a federal court in Montana lacks jurisdiction to hear claims implicating the firm in a $375 million malpractice action over the Yellowstone Club resort's bankruptcy case.
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June 09, 2011
Resort Founder Hits Ex-Atty With $375M Malpractice Suit
Timothy Blixseth, co-founder of the Yellowstone Club, hit his former counsel with a $375 million legal malpractice suit in Montana on Wednesday, claiming the lawyer betrayed attorney-client privilege in helping creditors pin the private resort's bankruptcy on Blixseth.