A lawsuit that began with allegations that a lawyer emptied her firm’s bank account now involves a counterclaim that one left-behind lawyer used firm funds for strip-club outings.
Two former partners of Houston lawyer Ada Ferrer filed a lawsuit against her earlier this month, alleging that, the day before she resigned from Ferrer, Tu & Payne in November 2013, she “emptied” the firm’s bank account and started soliciting clients for her new firm.
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