Women-owned Griesing Mazzeo Law had accused the firm of shorting it on fees after duping it into serving as a small diverse business subcontractor. A Pennsylvania federal judge tossed the suit Thursday.
April 26, 2024 at 02:59 PM
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A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday put an end to a Philadelphia-based women-owned firm’s lawsuit accusing Kleinbard of breaching contracts after using its diversity status to secure legal work with Pennsylvania’s Office of General Counsel.
U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond concluded that plaintiff Griesing Mazzeo Law had only served as a subcontractor on one of Kleinbard’s contracts with the state and that the OGC had properly determined the firm’s payment for that work.
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