Donald Trump has opened a new front in a battle with his former lawyers at New York-based Morrison Cohen. Already embroiled in a billing dispute, Trump has filed a separate $5 million suit against the law firm for listing his name and its prior work for him on its Web site. Trump's lawyer says the real estate developer and reality TV star normally receives "millions" for the use of his name.
August 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Donald Trump opened a new front last week in his battle with his former lawyers at New York-based Morrison Cohen.
Already embroiled in a billing dispute, Trump has filed a separate $5 million suit against the firm for listing his name and its prior work for him on its Web site.
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