The case centered on a $150,000 demand for fees from lawyers representing a doctor in an appeal from a collection of judgment proceeding stemming from his breach of contract lawsuit against his employer.
September 21, 2021 at 03:40 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard argument Tuesday on when it is appropriate to request fees for appellate work.
The case centered on a $150,000 demand for fees from lawyers representing a doctor in an appeal from a collection of judgment proceeding stemming from his breach of contract lawsuit against his employer.
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