O’Melveny & Myers offices. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/National Law Journal.
The law firm, after beating back a trustee's legal malpractice claims, is now seeking to dismiss allegations it fraudulently transferred money from a client just before its bankruptcy.
December 31, 2019 at 02:04 PM
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Reporter, Business of Law
After beating back legal malpractice claims, O’Melveny & Myers is now looking to dismiss the rest of a $54 million lawsuit brought by a bankruptcy trustee.
The law firm on Monday petitioned a California federal judge to dismiss the remaining claims of trustee Jeffrey Golden, who has alleged the firm fraudulently transferred millions of dollars out of client Aletheia Research and Management for legal fees just before it filed Chapter 7 liquidation papers.
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