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A law firm that lost its personal-injury client to a second firm that allegedly offered her cash and a place to stay may collect a portion of the second firm's $180,000 fee, a Manhattan judge has ruled. The Supreme Court justice ruled that the firm was entitled to a share of the second firm's fees under a theory of quantum meruit, even though the first firm did not turn over its client file to the second firm.
October 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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