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A San Francisco Superior Court judge may hit a local lawyer with a $43,000 sanction for a suit against Baker & McKenzie that he said didn't have "a prayer of getting off the ground." Last year, Douglas Akay accused the global firm of stealing two of his clients --worth more than $1 million in business. Months after tossing the complaint as "frivolous," Judge James Warren contemplated Friday just how much Akay should be sanctioned.
March 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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