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3467 REVIEW DENIED After withdrawing from the representation of a client, an attorney no longer owes the client a fiduciary duty; no notice of intention to sue for malpractice need be served on a health care provider whose identity is not known, and when the identity of the provider is determined, the complaint may be amended to inserted the correct name without first serving such notice.CitationCAMARILLO v VAAGE (Doe Notice) 105 CA4 552 [See: CCP 364, 474; Grimm v Thayer 188 CA3 866; Woods v Young 53 C3 315; Fuller v Tucker 84 CA4 1163, T/AT 7/01; Davis v Marin 80 CA4 380, T/AT 6/00]
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