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The former client alleges the lawyers disclosed more names in discovery than they should have, and then opposing counsel signed up more plaintiffs to sue the company.
June 22, 2020 at 11:40 AM
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Houston attorneys Kerry Notestine and Conor Kelly have denied all the allegations in a legal malpractice lawsuit that alleged they made a mistake in discovery that cost their oil and gas services company client lots of money.
The allegations help remind attorneys to closely review discovery materials before sending them to opposing counsel.
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