CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article erroneously indicated that the drywall attorneys cancelled the Cataphora contract.
“How many vendors have you ever heard of suing lawyers and winning?” That’s the question Tom O’Connor brought up when asked about the significance of the Sept. 19 decision in Cataphora Inc. v. Jerrold Seth Parker — defendants were ordered to pay $317,113. That’s not much money. The case turned on a contract dispute, not a fight over technology. Yet the litigation could be a sign of the times.
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