A legal battle over a bungled finance deal for an Indian casino in upstate New York has Dorsey & Whitney scrambling to deflect a multimillion-dollar hit for legal malpractice. Dorsey & Whitney has already filed an appeal to a judgment of about $1 million from a decision in Minnesota bankruptcy court. At the same time, it's fighting a recommendation from the same bankruptcy court that calls for the firm to pay $2.8 million for its part in the failed casino deal.
November 17, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A legal battle over a bungled finance deal for an Indian casino in upstate New York has Dorsey & Whitney scrambling to deflect a multimillion-dollar hit for legal malpractice.
Dorsey & Whitney already has filed an appeal to a judgment of about $1 million from a decision in Minnesota bankruptcy court. At the same time, it is fighting a recommendation from the same bankruptcy court that calls for the firm to pay $2.8 million for its part in the failed casino deal.
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