Former Milberg, Weiss & Bershad partner Steven Schulman expanded his motion to dismiss some of the criminal charges against him with additional court filings last week. Schulman and another Milberg Weiss partner, David Bershad, were indicted in Los Angeles last year on charges they made $216 million in attorney fees by paying kickbacks to lead plaintiffs. Schulman's most recent filing seeks to dismiss counts of "honest services fraud" relating to four federal cases in which he is linked in the indictment.
July 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Former Milberg, Weiss & Bershad partner Steven Schulman expanded his motion to dismiss some of the criminal charges against him with additional court filings last week.
Schulman and another Milberg Weiss partner, David Bershad, were indicted in Los Angeles last year on charges they made $216 million in attorney fees by paying kickbacks to lead plaintiffs.
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