The Houston Lawyer Referral Service sued Houston lawyer W. Fulton Broemer and his firm on July 27, seeking a judgment to force them to pay referral fees to the nonprofit.
August 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The Houston Lawyer Referral Service sued Houston lawyer W. Fulton Broemer and his firm on July 27, seeking a judgment to force them to pay referral fees to the nonprofit.
In a petition filed in the 295th District Court in Harris County, the HLRS asks Judge Caroline Baker to confirm an arbitration award and enter a judgment in its favor against Broemer and Broemer & Associates LLC. The HLRS also asks for costs, post-judgment interest and attorneys’ fees.
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