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Size matters, but it's not always an advantage, as 400-lawyer Pepper Hamilton learned the hard way. The Philadelphia main office subpoenaed as a witness a longtime client of its Detroit branch, only to see a firm lawyer from Detroit show up with a motion to quash. "Serving a subpoena on an existing firm client is, to say the least, a professional embarrassment to be avoided at all costs," wrote U.S. District Judge Stephen Orlofsky in New Jersey.
November 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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