A lawsuit filed in federal court in Camden offers a lesson for plaintiff lawyers in the difficulty of crafting an agreement governing fee allocations in class action cases.
A former associate of Kline & Specter in Philadelphia claims the firm reneged on agreements that gave him the right to fees and expenses reimbursements on work in progress, some of which he took with him when he left to join his own firm.
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