April 26, 2013 at 05:44 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO If a law firm wants to compel arbitration of a dispute with a former client, it had better make sure it signed its attorney-client agreement.
That’s the lesson of a ruling Friday from San Francisco Superior Court Judge John Munter that keeps alive a would-be class action against Century City’s Initiative Legal Group.
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