A state appellate court sanctioned attorney Byron K. Husted $5,000 for filing a frivolous writ petition over a trial conflict that no longer existed.
In an unpublished Aug. 12 opinion, the 4th District Court of Appeal, Division Three found Husted, of PHG Law Group, breached his duty of candor by saying a San Diego trial conflicted with his client's June 29 trial date without disclosing that the trial had been continued to October.
The sanction stems from West v. Super...
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