Law Practice,
Appellate Practice
Oct. 20, 2017
In unusual order, state appellate court sanctions Hill Farrer attorneys
An appellate panel sanctioned two attorneys $8.500 and ordered them to report it to the State Bar.
IKOLA
An appellate panel has sanctioned two attorneys who justices believe essentially faked opposition to a court order that they concocted as a back-door way to delay trial.
The opinion by 4th District Court of Appeal Justice Raymond J. Ikola orders E. Sean McLoughlin and William A. Meyers, partners at Hill, Farrer & Burrill LLP, to pay $8,500 “for bringing this frivolous appeal.” The lawyers were ordered to send a copy of the opinio...
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