California Courts of Appeal
Sep. 27, 2016
Court: Attorney who represented suspended corporation loses $258K in fees
The 4th District Court of Appeal tore into attorney Cory J. Briggs last week for "unethical and perhaps criminal" conduct and rejected his request for more than a quarter-million dollars in legal fees.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The 4th District Court of Appeal tore into attorney Cory J. Briggs last week for "unethical and perhaps criminal" conduct and rejected his request for more than a quarter-million dollars in legal fees.
The key question in the case was whether a suspended corporation that was delinquent in paying corporate taxes could nonetheless collect legal compensation following successful public interest litig...
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