Dennis v. Jager, Smith & Stetier, P.C.

This case involves the resignation and departure of John P. Dennis (“Dennis”), a contract attorney, from the defendant law firm Jager, Smith & Stetier, P.C. (“JSS”), after four years of employment. Dennis brings suit claiming he is owed money for work performed during his employment with JSS. Defendants counterclaim alleging a breach of fiduciary duly by Dennis.

As to the cross motions for summary judgment pending before the court, there appear to be questions of fact outstanding. In any event, any partial allowance of summary judgment would serve little purpose as regards judicial economy,…