A longtime partner in one of Maine's most prominent law firms has been fired for allegedly stealing money from clients and the firm. Portland-based Verrill Dana sent a letter of apology to clients of John Duncan and notified them that it has "severed its relationship" with him. The letter said Duncan "misappropriated funds" from the firm and "misused client funds or billed clients improperly." The firm isn't saying how much money was allegedly involved.
December 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A longtime partner in one of Maine’s most prominent law firms has been fired for allegedly stealing money from clients and the firm.
Portland-based Verrill Dana sent a letter of apology to clients of John Duncan and notified them that it has “severed its relationship” with him.
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