Schluter v. Perrie, Buker, Stagg & Jones, P.C.

Although I concur in the Court’s judgment reversing the trial court’s judgment granting Perrie, Buker, Stagg & Jones, P.C.’s (“the firm”) motion for summary judgment, I must write separately as I do not agree with my colleague’s reasoning and the limited holding that genuine issues of material fact remain only as to (1) whether the firm improperly (without authority) charged John Schluter for work that was allegedly performed by an associate attorney, and (2) whether the firm overcharged John Schluter for three meetings with attorney Richard W. Jones. While I agree that respective questions…