Personal injury law firm Kennerly Loutey, which is being sued by The Beasley Firm for allegedly withholding more than $500,000 in fees, has asked the Philadelphia court to dismiss the lawsuit, contending that the firm failed to state a claim, or properly serve the complaint.

The Beasley Firm sued in April over claims that Kennerly Loutey’s principals failed to pay more than $500,000 in fees from cases that began while the two were working as associates at The Beasley Firm. The suit, filed by James E. Beasley Jr., seeks a declaratory judgment and raises claims of unjust enrichment, and named both Maxwell Kennerly and Kim Loutey as defendants.

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