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Attorney Allen Kent figures it was his ex-boss's fault that he lost thousands of dollars unsuccessfully fighting a contempt charge last year -- and he wants to be paid back. In a complaint filed in San Francisco Superior Court on Friday, Kent demanded that Raul Aguilar, his employer of nearly 11 years, indemnify him for more than $250,000 in expenses and attorneys fees.
April 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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