The firm, while publicly downplaying its connection to Ponzi schemer Arthur Lamar Adams, is trying to force a related lawsuit into arbitration.
January 25, 2019 at 07:10 PM
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The Butler Snow law firm and the firm’s founder and CEO, Matt Thornton, have moved to force arbitration in response to the claims brought by Alysson Mills, the court-appointed receiver for admitted Ponzi schemer Arthur Lamar Adams and his company, Madison Timber Properties.
Meanwhile, Butler Snow, in a statement, is denying the allegations and downplaying its connection to Adams and his disgraced business.
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