Friedman v. Dozorc

Supreme Court of Michigan · Decided 1981-11-23

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Levin, J. The plaintiff is a physician who, after successfully defending in a medical malpractice action, brought this action against the attorneys who had represented the plaintiffs in the former action. Dr. Friedman sought under a number of theories to recover damages for being compelled to defend against an allegedly groundless medical malpractice action. The trial court granted t…

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