"There is no purpose occupying a jury's time, the court's time, and the parties' time and resources trying a case than cannot be proven without expert testimony, where the plaintiff has disclosed no expert, or any damages whatsoever, and the time for doing so passed over six months ago," the law firm said.
July 09, 2024 at 03:00 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A legal malpractice lawsuit against Gilbride, Tusa, Last & Spellane survived summary judgment in a case that alleged the firm failed to draft a commercial lease properly.
The plaintiff, 376 Greenwich Ave. LLC, hired Gilbride Tusa, the defendant, to aid in the purchase of 376-380 Greenwich Ave., to assess the current leases and to arrange a lease for the restaurant space with tenant LBT Greenwich LLC, the complaint claimed.
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