The first two causes of action allege that defendants, as plaintiffs' retained counsel in a zoning matter and an unrelated litigation, provided inadequate and ineffective representation because plaintiffs' "objectives" in the zoning matter were not achieved, and because a summary-judgment motion was not filed by the court-imposed deadline in the unrelated litigation. The court properly treated the causes of action as sounding in legal malpractice, as opposed to causes of...
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