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Aug 19, 2024

Motion to Dismiss Granted in Breach of Fiduciary Duty Case

In the District Court of Johnson County, Kansas, Plaintiffs filed a professional negligence and legal malpractice suit against our client, alleging a breach of duty in their role as conservator. Our client asserted that, despite working near the co-defendants for many years, they never established a relationship with the Plaintiffs and therefore owed them no duty. Baker Sterchi filed and argued a Motion to Dismiss on these grounds. In a rare outcome for this jurisdiction, the Court concluded that our client did not owe a duty to the Plaintiffs, granted our Motion and dismissed the claims against our client.

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