Dimitrios Biller, the former in-house counsel for Toyota whose wrongful termination suit last fall fell into the hands of Congress, has lost his lawyers — who say that representing him in his own case has become 'unreasonably difficult.'
April 27, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for a former in-house attorney at Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. have moved to withdraw as counsel in a lawsuit that officials in Congress have reviewed in their investigation into recalls attributed to unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles.
Jeff Allen and Joseph Wohrle, both partners of Allen + Wohrle, a firm in Santa Monica, Calif., filed the withdrawal motion on April 22.
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