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LEGEMANN BROS. CO. v. REDLIN BROWNE, S.C.

No. 95-2925.

205 Wis.2d 356 (1996)

556 N.W.2d 388

LOGEMANN BROTHERS COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. REDLIN BROWNE, S.C., Michael J. Browne, Steven J. Syring, Ralph R. Redlin, Gregory J. Ksicinski and Norman R. Roller, Defendants-Respondents.

Court of Appeals of Wisconsin.

Decided October 2, 1996.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

On behalf of the plaintiff-appellant, the cause was submitted on the briefs of Richard E. Braun of Milwaukee.

On behalf of the defendants-respondents Steven J. Syring, Gregory J. Ksicinski and Norman R. Roller, the cause was submitted on the brief of Michael J. Hentzen of Hentzen & Styles S.C. of Mequon.

On behalf of the defendant-respondent Michael J. Browne, the cause was submitted on the brief of John Theiler Bode and Christopher A. Duesing of Bode, Schroeder & Carroll, S.C. of Waukesha.

Before Brown, Nettesheim and Snyder, JJ.

BROWN, J.

Logemann Brothers Company believes that its former accountants, who we refer to collectively as Redlin Browne, made several errors when it completed the company's past tax returns. However, Logemann did not discover the alleged errors until 1993 when its new accountants were conducting an audit. Although the federal and state tax authorities have not yet reviewed Logemann's returns or assessed any penalties or...

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