Marshall Spear is in a bind.
His South Florida litigation is a lesson for trustees to strictly follow clients’ direction by confirming all work requests and keeping them informed about ongoing costs.
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The ongoing dispute in this case is almost a decade old and involved four trips to the appellate court.
June 11, 2020 at 11:54 AM
1 minute read
Marshall Spear is in a bind.
His South Florida litigation is a lesson for trustees to strictly follow clients’ direction by confirming all work requests and keeping them informed about ongoing costs.
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