Ariana Tadler, left, and Glenn Phillips, right.
About a year after Milberg signed a deal to transfer assets, the firm's leader told ex-partner Steven Schulman it would no longer pay him.
January 04, 2019 at 02:27 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A new $15 million lawsuit sheds more light on last year’s name change of prominent class action law firm Milberg.
In a Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit filed Wednesday, a convicted former partner alleges the deal—in which Milberg attorneys began to practice under the Milberg Tadler Phillips Grossman name—was part of a “fraudulent scheme” to evade Milberg’s creditors, including the former partner.
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