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The Second District Court of Appeal sided with Baker Marquart in nixing a $100,000-plus arbitration award over a contingency fee dispute with a former client.
April 26, 2018 at 04:17 PM
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A California appellate court has sided with Los Angeles litigation boutique Baker Marquart in vacating an arbitration award a former client won in a fee dispute.
The Second District Court of Appeal on Wednesday knocked out the $105,028 award. The court found the arbitration panel that heard the case improperly relied on arguments that lawyers for former Baker Marquart client James Kantor raised in a brief that was provided to arbitrators, but not the firm.
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