In a dispute with a Philadelphia law firm stemming from his criminal case, Bill Cosby is claiming that he did not authorize the amount of legal work for which his former local counsel demanded fees.

In an answer filed Wednesday, Cosby said he did not breach his contract with Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis. The firm has sued Cosby for more than $282,000 in legal fees.

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