Lawyer may sue co-counsel for interference

An attorney dismissed by a client may sue his co-counsel for tortious interference where the dismissal allegedly was caused by co-counsel's misrepresentations about the attorney's good name and reputation, a Massachusetts Appeals Court has ruled. The defendant co-counsel had argued, and a Superior Court judge had agreed, that the case should be dismissed based on Walsh ...

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Lawyer may sue co-counsel for interference

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