A New Jersey appeals court has ordered the plaintiffs in a business dispute to pay a $175,000 sanction for fees racked up by lawyers in two states battling what was determined to be frivolous litigation.
July 25, 2014 at 05:57 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court has ordered the plaintiffs in a business dispute to pay a $175,000 sanction for fees racked up by lawyers in two states battling what was determined to be frivolous litigation.
The fees are payable to Weingarten Brown, a Los Angeles firm recently acquired by Venable LLP, and Newark’s McCarter & English.
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