The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has denied Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott’s appeal of a $100,000 Dragonetti Act verdict against the firm regarding its client’s campaign finance suit against a former candidate for Commonwealth Court.
In a one-paragraph order issued last week, the Supreme Court denied Eckert Seamans’ petition for allowance of appeal in Mistick v. Mistick, in which the firm and its client, Barbara K. Mistick, were sued by Duquesne University School of Law professor and former Commonwealth Court candidate Joseph Sabino Mistick.
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