Please find me the sources for these two cases with links, and that the cases match the stories attached.

One such case is In re Will of Rosenberg, where the attorney was found to have exerted undue influence over the testator in order to have himself named as the sole beneficiary of the testator's estate. The court found that the attorney had used his position of trust and confidence to unduly influence the testator, and as a result, the will was invalidated and the estate was distributed to the intended beneficiaries.

Another case is In re Will of Stone, where the attorney was found to have exerted undue influence over the testator in order to have himself named as the primary beneficiary of the testator's estate. The court found that the attorney had used his position of trust and confidence to unduly influence the testator, and as a result, the will was invalidated and the estate was distributed to the intended beneficiaries.