An attorney who provided "wrong" advice to a client during settlement talks has been disqualified from representing that client in a fee dispute that has arisen between the company and the attorney's former firm.
April 06, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An attorney who provided “wrong” advice to a client during settlement talks has been disqualified from representing that client in a fee dispute that has arisen between the company and the attorney’s former firm.
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Patricia A. McInerney disqualified attorney Edward T. Kang and his firm Kang Haggerty & Fetbroyt from representing Meadows Investments as a defendant in a collection action Kang’s former firm brought against the company.
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