Greenberg Traurig has been bulking up its presence in Las Vegas for the past several years. Now, two partners who joined the firm in May from a well-regarded Sin City shop are facing off against former colleagues in a class action alleging that some of Vegas' bigger strip clubs are paying kickbacks to cab drivers to steer customers to their establishments. With 26 named defendants, the case offers lots of work for plenty of prominent defense firms.
August 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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