A legal malpractice suit against Gross McGinley has been reinstated after the state Superior Court found there was a question of fact as to whether the plaintiff and primary shareholder of the law firm’s client had standing to sue on behalf of his company.
The Northampton County Court of Common Pleas had found that Gary J. Strausser, as primary shareholder of Gross McGinley’s client Strausser Enterprises, didn’t have standing to sue the law firm for alleged harm suffered by Strausser Enterprises. The trial judge then granted Gross McGinley’s motion for summary judgment, dismissing Strausser’s claims for professional negligence and breach of contract.
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