Two firms will get to keep $290,000 in fees accrued in a string of complex employment matters after a New Jersey appeals court rejected their former client's claims that the firms had a bogus "of counsel" relationship.
August 13, 2014 at 01:26 PM
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Two firms will get to keep about $290,000 in fees accrued in a string of complex employment matters after a New Jersey appeals court rejected their former client’s claims that the firms had a bogus “of counsel” relationship.
The Appellate Division on Aug. 13 upheld the award, payable to two New York firms, Serrins & Associates and the Law Offices of Eric Franz, by Hanover Direct Inc., of Weehawken, N.J.
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