A lawyer who was fired shortly after being retained in a medical malpractice case that eventually settled for $1.2 million wants his cut - from the firm he claims lured the client away.
January 08, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A lawyer who was fired shortly after being retained in a medical malpractice case that eventually settled for $1.2 million wants his cut – from the firm he claims lured the client away.
“This case does not concern a client looking for a new attorney,” Jersey City solo Frank Nostrame told the state Supreme Court on Wednesday. “This case concerns an attorney looking for a new client.”
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