

2006) (deeming New York law applicable to claim of legal malpractice regardless of basis of federal jurisdiction, because the claim has its source in state law) (citation omitted). Kirby, McInerney Squire, LLP, 464 F.3d 328, 337 n. In this diversity action, New York's law of legal malpractice applies.
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of a malpractice claim," where it is does not "rest upon a promise of a particular or assured result," but rather upon defendant's alleged breach of professional standards. ¶¶ 43, 44.) Yet a claim for breach of contract is properly dismissed as "redundant. Plaintiff alleges that defendants bore a contractual duty "to represent her in litigating her action for dental malpractice" and that they "breached said contract by failing to exercise the reasonable skill and knowledge commonly possessed by a member of the legal profession." (Compl.

33), be dismissed as duplicative of her legal malpractice claim.
