A relatively small case has ballooned into serious malpractice trouble for a Seyfarth Shaw partner. A former client has sued the firm and David Wiseblood for allegedly pretending that a $1.2 million loan default case was still pending, when it had been thrown out because he failed to pursue it. The plaintiffs allege that Wiseblood pretended that they were in settlement negotiations with the debtors and that he made "progressively more outrageous fabrications" to make it appear that he was moving the case forward.
February 18, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A relatively small case has ballooned into serious malpractice trouble for a Seyfarth Shaw partner.
A former client has sued attorney David Wiseblood and Seyfarth Shaw for allegedly pretending that a $1.2 million loan default case was still pending, when it had been thrown out because he failed to pursue it.
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