Leticia B. Loya of Houston has filed a professional negligence/legal malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty suit against Houston family law attorney Harry L. Tindall and his firm, Tindall & England, alleging she lost more than $100 million in community assets in her divorce because of the defendants' actions. Loya also alleges that Tindall and the firm charged her "clearly outrageous, unreasonable and unconscionable" fees.
June 18, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Leticia B. Loya of Houston has filed a professional negligence/legal malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty suit against Houston family law attorney Harry L. Tindall and his firm, Tindall & England, alleging she lost more than $100 million in community assets in her divorce because of the defendants’ actions.
Loya also alleges that Tindall and the firm charged her “clearly outrageous, unreasonable and unconscionable” fees.
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