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Mizrachi v. Ordower et al
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June 16, 2021
Atty Says Court Errors Led To $10.2M Malpractice Verdict
A lawyer and his firm urged an Illinois federal judge Tuesday to unwind a jury's $10.2 million malpractice verdict over claims that he swindled a former client in a real estate deal, arguing that several pretrial rulings denied him a fair trial.
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May 19, 2021
Chicago Jury Hits Atty With $10M Malpractice Verdict
An Illinois federal jury has reached a $10.2 million verdict against an attorney in a malpractice lawsuit brought by a former client who alleges he was swindled in a real estate deal.
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June 03, 2020
Court Urged Not To End Suit Over Atty's 'Greed And Betrayal'
An attorney who engaged in "greed and betrayal" should not be able to escape a $15.8 million malpractice lawsuit from a former client who contends he was swindled in a related real estate deal, the ex-client told an Illinois federal court on Tuesday.
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February 26, 2019
Kilpatrick Ducks Third-Party Suit In Investor Malpractice Row
An Illinois federal judge on Monday threw out a third-party complaint brought by a Chicago lawyer seeking to hold Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP responsible in an underlying investor malpractice suit, saying the court lacks jurisdiction over the lawyer's action.