Focus (Forum & Focus)
Apr. 23, 2008
In the Know
Focus Column - By Kit James Gardner - A recent appellate court decision makes one thing clear: You must know your case well - and that of each of your clients in a multiparty dispute - before substituting or associating into a case.
By Kit James Gardner
This article appears on Page 7
The California Supreme Court recently denied review of a case that may have far-reaching consequences for attorneys who have become or may become the target of a malicious prosecution action brought by their adversary. Sycamore Ridge Apartments, LLC v. Naumann, 157 Cal. App. 4th 1385 (2007).
In Sycamore Ridge, the ...
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