Joseph Guido won a landmark New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that allowed him to sue his former lawyers at Duane Morris for allegedly failing to warn him off a settlement that rendered near worthless his ownership in the company he helped found.
March 29, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Joseph Guido won a landmark New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that allowed him to sue his former lawyers at Duane Morris for allegedly failing to warn him off a settlement that rendered near worthless his ownership in the company he helped found.
Now his malpractice action against the firm has been thrown out on summary judgment.
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