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Most legal fee collection suits are pretty humdrum. Then there’s Kent, Beatty & Gordon’s suit against Ted Owen.
December 17, 2019 at 02:17 PM
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No one goes into the practice of law dreaming of chasing down clients for unpaid legal bills.
But that’s what dominated discussions in the past year between New York firm Kent, Beatty & Gordon and former client Theodore B. Owen, according to a lawsuit the firm filed Tuesday against Owen, seeking nearly $190,000 in legal fees.
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