The state Supreme Court has granted allocatur in a case over whether Pennsylvania law provided a cause of action to taxpayers who sued a law firm for the administrative costs they paid the firm for collecting real estate taxes.
October 16, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court has granted allocatur in a case over whether Pennsylvania law provided a cause of action to taxpayers who sued a law firm for the administrative costs they paid the firm for collecting real estate taxes.
Last July, an en banc Commonwealth Court panel upheld nearly $2.35 million in damages and attorney fees that Michelle Portnoff and her firm, Portnoff Law Associates of Norristown, Pa., were ordered to pay to the class.
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