Attorney Martin Heller was appointed by a federal judge to oversee the dissolution of the Haymond & Lundy law firm now that the principal partners are suing each other in back-to-back lawsuits alleging racketeering, fraud and breach of contract. Lundy, a well-known Philadelphia personal injury lawyer, claims two Connecticut lawyers duped him into merging his practice with theirs by hiding the fact that one had pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges and was soon to lose his license.
November 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Attorney Martin Heller has been appointed by a federal judge to oversee the dissolution of the Haymond & Lundy law firm now that the principal partners are suing each other in back-to-back lawsuits alleging racketeering, fraud and breach of contract.
“The complexity and urgency of the matters in this case warrants the appointment of a neutral court representative,” Senior U.S. District Judge Norma L. Shapiro wrote in a three-page order handed down Wednesday.
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