Mylotte David & Fitzpatrick, scheduled to close its doors Friday, had asked for a stay in proceedings in its dispute with the city of Philadelphia because of the closure. Last year Mylotte David had defaulted on its $1.7 million tax settlement with the city, pushing the judgment onto the personal assets of the firm's three leaders. At one point the firm had 30 or more attorneys and was known as a top local insurance defense firm. "That's just a sad commentary," one source said.
February 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Mylotte David & Fitzpatrick, the insurance defense firm involved in a tax dispute with the city of Philadelphia, was scheduled to close its doors Friday.
According to court documents from a separate case, the firm asked for a stay in the proceedings because it was closing down operations.
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