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Mary K. Crocker-Wyss vs. Philip Briscoe, Pr, Et Al

23MA-CC00020 The case proceeded through multiple amended petitions and motions including motions to dismiss and for judgment on the pleadings. The court denied motions to dismiss and for judgment on the pleadings, granting Plaintiff leave to amend the petition. Defendant Brannon's motion to dismiss the Second Amended Petition was denied after hearing. The parties engaged in discovery and status conferences. Ultimately, Plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the action with prejudice on April 27, 2026. Filed Sep 19, 2023

Plaintiff Mary Kathryn Crocker-Wyss alleges legal malpractice and negligence against Defendants John W. Briscoe, Philip P. Briscoe as Personal Representative of the Estate of John Wilford Briscoe, Joseph A. Brannon, and Briscoe & Brannon partnership related to the drafting of beneficiary deeds affecting real property interests. The claims arise from the omission of an 80-acre parcel from a 2012 beneficiary deed, resulting in financial losses and property disposition inconsistent with Plaintiff's interests.

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ANSWER OF DEFENDANT JOSEPH A. BRANNON TO PLAINTIFFS SECOND AMENDED PETITION.pdf

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Answer
Title
Answer of Defendant Joseph A. Brannon to Plaintiff's Second Amended Petition
Summary
The defendant has answered the claims made against you by agreeing with some points, disagreeing with others, and saying they need more information on the rest. They agree to handle the case in Macon County and are asking for the case to be dismissed with costs.
Filing date
Wednesday, 10 December 2025