MARK D. JOHNSON AND COMPUTER NETWORKING SPECIALISTS, INC. Vs. JOHN T. CULOTTA, KURT D. ENGELHARDT, JOSEPH L. SPILLMAN, III, WILLIAM R. SEAY, JR., AND HAILEY, MCNAMARA, HALL, LARMANN & PAPALE, L.L.P.

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MARK D. JOHNSON AND COMPUTER NETWORKING SPECIALISTS, INC. * NO. 2003-CA-1355 * COURT OF APPEAL VERSUS * FOURTH CIRCUIT JOHN T. CULOTTA, KURT D. ENGELHARDT, JOSEPH L. SPILLMAN, III, WILLIAM R. SEAY, JR., AND HAILEY, MCNAMARA, HALL, LARMANN & PAPALE, L.L.P. * STATE OF LOUISIANA * * ******* BAGNERIS, J., DISSENTS WITH REASONS I respectfully dissent. Plaintiffs failed to establish any connection between the alleged breaches of duty and the claims asserted in the petition. As the trial court found, plaintiffs failed to demonstrate with reasonable certainty any damages. The trial court did not err. I would affirm the granting of the summary judgment.

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