Shartsis Friese had barely filed a complaint to recover more than $11 million in fees from a longtime client for which it had won a $101 million settlement when an e-mail arrived announcing that a check's in the mail. Not for all of the money, mind you -- but about two-thirds of it. "I consider it a nice deposit," Shartis partner Arthur Shartsis said. "We're sort of working our way toward getting paid."
January 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Shartsis Friese had barely filed a complaint Wednesday to recover more than $11 million in fees from a longtime client for which it won a $101 million settlement when an e-mail arrived announcing that a check’s in the mail.
Not for all of the money, mind you. But about two-thirds of it.
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