Nursing home operator Mariner Health Care Inc. sued its former law firm Troutman Sanders for allegedly allowing $40 million from an asset sale to go to another client and trying to paper over the payment after the fact.
November 14, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Nursing home operator Mariner Health Care Inc. sued its former law firm Troutman Sanders for allegedly allowing $40 million from an asset sale to go to another client and trying to paper over the payment after the fact.
Money from the $50 million sale of a medical supply unit to Omnicare Inc. went to Rubin Schron, an investor who bought some of Mariner’s real estate through a company he controlled, according to a complaint filed Nov. 9 against the law firm in Fulton County State Court.
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