A rough few months for Dallas-based Highland Capital Management got worse on Monday when the investment firm's former lawyers at Schulte Roth & Zabel sued for nonpayment of $2.83 million in legal fees. The New York Law Journal reports that Schulte filed a summons in state court in Manhattan, seeking payment for unpaid bills dating back to June 2008. In a statement to the Law Journal , Highland slapped back: "We believe Schulte Roth overbilled the firm and its funds for legal services."
July 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A rough few months for Dallas-based Highland Capital Management, L.P., got worse on Monday when the investment firm’s former lawyers at Schulte Roth & Zabel sued for nonpayment of $2.83 million in legal fees.
The New York Law Journal reports that Schulte filed a summons in state court in Manhattan on Monday seeking payment for unpaid bills dating back to June 2008. In a statement to the NYLJ, Highland slapped back at the firm.
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