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Toll Brothers argued that Horn Williamson, which represented homeowners in litigation over defective homes, employed unreasonable billing practices and that the arbitrator refused to hear evidence to that point by declining to admit invoices related to the firm's representation of other homeowners.
July 09, 2020 at 01:59 PM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld an arbitration award in favor of homeowners who sued Toll Brothers for defective construction.
A three-judge panel consisting of Judges John Bender, Anne Lazarus and Eugene Strassburger affirmed the $56,518 award, which includes attorney fees, in favor of plaintiffs Michael and Michelle D’Amelia.
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