Item: The Law Offices of John Day, P.C.
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The following section from Day on Torts Leading Cases in Tennessee Tort Law is out of date and should not be used. It remains a part of this site for historical purposes only. An updated version of the book is available by subscription at www.birddoglaw.com. (Additional information below.)

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Chapter 41: Legal Malpractice

Legal malpractice claimed dismissed as time-barred. A legal malpractice claim filed eighteen months after the Court of Appeals affirmed the underlying conviction was time-barred. In Lee v. Richardson,…
Insurance carrier may bring legal malpractice claim as subrogee. The Tennessee Court of Appeals recently ruled that public policy did not prevent an insurance company from bringing a legal malpractice claim against…
Jury verdict for defendant in legal malpractice case affirmed. In a legal malpractice case where one of plaintiffs' own experts admitted that the law regarding a certain type of tax liability was unsettled at the…