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Category: Yerkes v Anapol Weiss
Yerkes v Anapol Weiss was a legal malpractice case filed by Eric Nel Yerkes that settled. Yerkes v Cessna and Lloyds of London became a seminal case for novation under a qualified assignment. After failing to bust the qualified assignment, Yerkes then sued his lawyers, Anapol Weiss based upon representations about Cessna’s and the London underwiters’ post qualified assignment responsibilities that were incorrect.
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Yerkes v Cessna became a seminal case for novation under a qualified assignment. After failing to bust the qualified assignment, Yerkes then sued his lawyers, based upon representations about Cessna’s and the London underwiters’ post qualified assignment responsibilities that were incorrect.
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On April 26, 2022, the Court found Plaintiff Eric Yerkes’ legal malpractice claim shall not be precluded and there is a genuine dispute of material fact regarding whether Defendant Anapol Weiss, a Philadelphia personal injury law firm breached its standard of care.