The allocation of a case by a Chief Justice to herself does not give rise to apprehended bias. Adverse credit findings made by a different judge on the same court in earlier proceedings do not, without more, give rise to apprehended bias. A series of procedural rulings against one party does not establish apprehended bias where each ruling has a solid foundation on its merits. The scope of a solicitor's duty of care in both contract and tort is generally prescribed by the terms of the retainer, and a claim for breach of fiduciary duty arising from the solicitor-client relationship must accommodate the terms of the retainer.
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