A Philadelphia judge ruled Tuesday that plaintiffs law firm Kline & Specter is entitled to a preliminary injunction barring its former associate, Robert F. Englert Jr., from practicing law anywhere else until September, based on the terms of an employment contract.
July 21, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A Philadelphia judge ruled Tuesday that plaintiffs law firm Kline & Specter is entitled to a preliminary injunction barring its former associate from practicing law anywhere else until September.
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Senior Judge Albert W. Sheppard Jr. held a hearing on Kline & Specter’s petition for injunctive relief against attorney Robert F. Englert Jr. Monday.
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