Attorney Brent Rosenzweig uttered perhaps one syllable Tuesday during oral arguments in the California Supreme Court before he found himself reeling. Four justices, including Chief Justice Ronald George (above), dealt blow after blow to his contention that his firm owes no money to another law firm for a case both had handled. But, the justices appeared to believe strongly that if there is a violation of the state's fee-splitting law, the offending firm is still entitled to a quantum meruit award.
January 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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