Clinton Portis, Terrell Owens and Duane Starks say Greenberg Traurig and shareholder attorney Pamela Linden failed to warn them against investing in an Alabama casino that turned out to be a scam. Roscoe Parrish sued Pro Sports Financial of Fort Lauderdale over the same investment.
November 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Three former NFL players have filed suit against Greenberg Traurig and one of its West Palm Beach shareholders, claiming the law firm failed to warn them against investing in an Alabama casino that turned out to be a scam. A fourth player filed suit against the financial advisers in the casino deal.
The athletes, Terrell Owens, Clinton Portis, Roscoe Parrish and Duane Starks, all filed separate suits alleging they fell victim to the alleged scheme and lost millions of dollars.
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