Ky. high justice to hear diet drug fit in June

<p><span>FRANKFORT, Ky.</span> (AP) — The <span>Kentucky Supreme Court</span> will hear an interest from a organisation of people disgusted by a diet-drug fen-phen who contend that a $42 million visualisation awarded to them from their one-time attorneys should be reinstated.</p>
<p>The high justice has set verbal arguments in a box for Jun 13 during 11 a.m. in Frankfort.</p>
<p>The box stems from a lawsuit brought by former clients of 3 now-disbarred lawyers who once represented them in a $200 million settlement.</p>
<p>Former clients of attorneys <span>William Gallion</span>, <span>Shirley Cunningham Jr.</span>, and Melbourne Mills explain a group improperly kept a poignant apportionment of a funds, while gripping clients in a dim about a full volume of a agreement to finish a litigation.</p>
<p>Gallion and Cunningham, one-time owners of champion racehorse Curlin, are portion soverei...