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A Scranton personal injury firm has lost its bid to keep a fee dispute with a Pittsburgh firm from being litigated in Allegheny Court.
May 22, 2018 at 03:11 PM
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A Scranton personal injury firm has lost its bid to keep a fee dispute with a Pittsburgh firm from being litigated in Allegheny Court.
On May 18, a three-judge Pennsylvania Superior Court panel denied Scranton-based Pisanchyn Law Firm’s efforts to keep the firm’s dispute with Scanlon & Wojton in Lackawanna County. The decision affirmed the trial court’s decision to transfer the case.
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