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In 2004, without authorization a NYS attorney disclosed the contents of wills and other important documents.
In 2006-7, such disclosure led to the death of the people whose wills were disclosed. The same attorney is now the estate attorney. >> Would such unauthorized disclosure constitute legal malpractice? >> What might the statute be in such a case? I only learned about the disclosure 2-3 mos. ago. |
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How did it lead to their death? To whom was it disclosed.
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Dear Unregistered:
Thanks for your interest. The wills were disclosed to the couple's sons and dau-in-law. How that resulted in the deaths is a long story, hopefully to be aggressively, thoroughly, and very soon investigated by the FBI. But that is the criminal aspect. |
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