After spending years fighting over how much it has to pay plaintiffs who've won three cases against it, the San Francisco Housing Authority is headed to court next week to battle its outside counsel over bills. Sheppard, Mullin signed on to help the agency out with a high-profile case in a 2001 engagement letter, signed by then-General Counsel Carl Williams. But now the two are locked in a $56,000 fee dispute, with the housing authority arguing that the signature from its GC wasn't enough to seal the deal.
March 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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