Clark v. Rowe
428 Mass. 339 (1998)
Nature Of The Case
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Facts
P invested in some real estate and lost money. She blamed D, her lawyer, and Potter (D), her banker. P sued Ds for malpractice. The judge directed a verdict for Potter, and by special verdict, the jury found in favor of D with respect to a loan refinance. The jury found D’s negligence was 30% as compared to P’s negligence which was 70%. The judge applied comparative fault and found that P takes nothing from D. P appealed. The court sua sponte brought up the issues of comparative fault on the appeal.
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