A more-than-a-decade-old fee fight between two Houston attorneys may not be over yet. Last month the Texas Supreme Court denied Robert Bennett's petition for review in Bennett v. Coghlan , a case that began as a dispute over $28,000 in fees that Kelly Coghlan claimed Bennett owed him. Coghlan estimates Bennett currently owes him almost $200,000, which is in addition to the approximately $100,000 that Bennett paid in 2003. But Bennett isn't giving up. "We're looking at a motion for rehearing," he says.
June 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A more-than-a-decade-old fee fight between two Houston attorneys may not be over yet.
On May 16, the Texas Supreme Court denied Robert S. “Bob” Bennett’s petition for review in Bennett v. Coghlan, a case that began as a dispute over $28,000 in fees that Kelly Coghlan claimed Bennett owed him. But Bennett isn’t giving up.
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