California Courts of Appeal
Oct. 15, 2010
Ruling Broadens Arbitrator Disclosures
Before San Francisco lawyer Sean SeLegue arbitrated a fee dispute between a law firm and its former client, he should have revealed that he frequently represented law firms in such disputes, a state appellate court ruled late Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Before San Francisco lawyer Sean SeLegue arbitrated a fee dispute between a law firm and its former client, he should have revealed that he frequently represented law firms in such disputes, a state appellate court ruled late Tuesday.
SeLegue's big-firm client list and his appearance before the California Supreme Court in an attorney fee dispute cast doubt on whether SeLegue could b...
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