A Texas appeals court has thrown out a lawsuit brought by BCG Attorney Search Inc. against rival recruiter Robert Kinney and upheld $75,000 in sanctions against BCG.
August 21, 2013 at 06:41 PM
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A Texas appeals court has thrown out a lawsuit brought by BCG Attorney Search Inc. against rival recruiter Robert Kinney and upheld $75,000 in sanctions against BCG.
The Texas Court of Appeals in Austin on Wednesday reversed a lower court and found that a bitter dispute between the two attorney search firms already had been decided in California.
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