A company that advanced an Atlanta lawyer and his firm money for a portion of potential payouts from a sheaf of cases says that it got neither its money nor interest payments topping 100 percent annually. Lawsuit Financial sued Earl A. Davidson and his firm, Giddens, Davidson & Mitchell, in Fulton County Superior Court earlier this month to collect its $25,000 and many times that sum in fees and interest. Complicating matters is that Davidson was disbarred last month for misusing funds in his trust account.
March 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
A company that advanced an Atlanta lawyer and his firm $25,000 for a portion of potential payouts from a sheaf of cases says that it never got its money nor interest payments topping 100 percent annually.
Lawsuit Financial Inc. of Southfield, Mich., sued Earl A. Davidson and his firm, Giddens, Davidson & Mitchell, in Fulton County Superior Court earlier this month to collect its $25,000 and many times that sum in fees and interest.
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