Former Butler & Hosch CEO Robert Hosch might soon find himself named as a defendant in a class action lawsuit brought by former employees who want to hold him personally responsible for skipping advance notice of layoffs before the law firm’s abrupt downfall.
Hosch oversaw a law firm that controlled about 90 percent of the nation’s foreclosure litigation before imploding last month, suddenly shutting its doors and laying off hundreds.
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