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One day after his former head litigator failed to show up for a case before the California Supreme Court, San Francisco lawyer Raul Aguilar expressed embarrassment Wednesday for himself and his firm. Allen Kent, an attorney with the five-lawyer firm for the past 11 years, had been scheduled to represent Aguilar before the court in Sacramento on Tuesday, but did not appear. Aguilar said Kent had quit the five-lawyer firm last Thursday, but Kent maintained that he had been �constructively terminated.�
February 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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