A Manhattan appellate court has ordered a new trial in a law firm's action against a former client, faulting the judge for awarding attorney fees despite an inconsistent jury verdict.
April 04, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Manhattan appellate court has ordered a new trial in a law firm’s breach of contract action against a former client, faulting the judge for awarding attorney fees despite an inconsistent jury verdict.
Bellinson Law sued Robert Iannucci to recover an unpaid contingent fee after representing Iannucci in a suit that settled before trial for more than $2 million dollars.
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