L.d.g., Inc. and Estate of Larry Gjovig v. Arthur S. Robinson

Summary

The Alaska Supreme Court held that a legal-malpractice complaint should not have been dismissed merely because the attorney's decision involved an unsettled issue of dram-shop and comparative-fault law. The complaint adequately alleged that counsel breached the professional standard of care by failing to consider joining the murderer for fault allocation, and the court remanded for further proceedings. No separate opinions were provided.