A former business partner suing Giuseppe "Joe" Giudice for fraud can't proceed with a malpractice cause of action against Giudice's lawyer for failing to warn him.
April 28, 2014 at 01:53 PM
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A former business partner suing Giuseppe “Joe” Giudice for fraud can’t proceed with a malpractice cause of action against Giudice’s lawyer for failing to warn him.
Superior Court Judge Robert Polifroni dismissed Joseph Mastropole’s claim against John Testa and his firm, Mizzone & Testa in Little Falls, finding he was not aware of any wrongdoing and thus had no affirmative duty to Giudice, who was not his client.
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