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After one law firm substituted for another in a personal injury case and then disappeared with the check for the entirety of the fees, the insurance company that issued the single check is liable for the original firm's lost fees, a Manhattan judge has ruled. Granting Sherman & Basichas' motion for summary judgment, the judge found that the firm established that Geico General Insurance failed to protect Sherman's statutory lien.
August 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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