Ben Furth claims in a federal suit that his stepfather, Furth Firm founder Frederick Furth, owes him more than $2.5 million for work he did as an attorney at the now-closed firm.
January 07, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Furth Firm may have shuttered a while back, but the battles over its profits just won’t go away.
This time around, firm founder Frederick Furth is being sued by his stepson. Ben Furth claims in a 13-page complaint that his father owes him more than $2.5 million for work he did as an attorney at The Furth Firm.
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