Personal Injury & Torts
Mar. 23, 2017
Plaintiff's firms square up in case over shared former client
The lyrics from a promotional rap song by the plaintiff's firm Layfield & Barrett APC underscored attorney Philip Layfield's ability to do battle in court. Those skills may soon be put to the test as the firm moves forward in a bitter legal battle with another plaintiff's firm.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
"His name was Phil / Had a license to kill / Take any lawyer who challenge his skills."
This lyric, which comes from a promotional rap song by the plaintiff's firm Layfield & Barrett APC, underscored attorney Philip Layfield's ability to battle in court. Those skills may soon be put to the test as the firm moves forward in a bitter legal battle with another plaintiff's ...
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