The Appellate Division upheld dismissal of a legal malpractice action against Margulies Wind by a former client involved in estate litigation, but in the process the panel remanded an award of $353,683 to the New Jersey firm for further proceedings.

“At the heart of this case is plaintiff’s assertion [that] defendants failed to properly trace the assets of the estate,” the court said Tuesday in Warnock v. Margulies Wind.

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