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In a dispute over legal fees, a New York judge has refused to enforce an arbitration clause in a law firm's engagement letter, ruling that the firm, Scarola, Reavis & Parent, failed to notify its client of her rights and that the "one-sided," unethical" and "illegal" clause violated public policy. In the underlying suit, Deborah Larrison hired Scarola Reavis to represent her against her former employer, American Strip Steel, where she served as chief executive officer.
December 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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