073108P.pdf   06/24/2008  Betty Black  v.  Ryan K. Shultz
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  07-3108
   District of Nebraska - Lincoln   
   [PUBLISHED] [Riley, Author, with John R. Gibson and Melloy,
   Circuit Judges]
   Civil case - Malpractice. Plaintiff's violation of the court's order in
   limine was not prejudicial and did not deny defendant a fair trial as there
   was but a single, inadvertent mention of the barred information and the
   district court immediately gave a curative instruction; district court did
   not err in instructing the jury to consider defendant's negligent
   misrepresentations separately from the merits of plaintiff's sexual
   harassment action as the malpractice claim did not arise solely from
   defendant's failure to file or prosecute plaintiff's underlying sexual
   harassment case against her former employer; there were several other
   instances of defendant's failure to give plaintiff competent legal advice,
   and plaintiff did not need a meritorious underlying case in order to have a
   claim for these breaches.