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The Connecticut Appellate Court has thrown out a $152,710 jury award to the IP boutique of St. Onge, Steward, Johnston & Reens for legal fees it claims Media Group Inc. owes it for trademark and patent work. Ruling on an issue of first impression in Connecticut, the appeals court refused Media Group's bid for it to declare the necessity of expert testimony on the reasonableness of legal fees in all such collection cases, regardless of the circumstances.
July 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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