US federal prosecutors are expected to indict Melvyn Weiss, founding partner of Milberg Weiss, and bring additional charges against the firm on Thursday (20 September), according to a firm statement and a source familiar with the investigation, writes the National Law Journal. Another former partner, Steven Schulman, who was indicted last year along with the firm, is expected to plead guilty on Thursday.
September 20, 2007 at 07:14 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
US federal prosecutors are expected to indict Melvyn Weiss, founding partner of Milberg Weiss, and bring additional charges against the firm on Thursday (20 September), according to a firm statement and a source familiar with the investigation, writes the National Law Journal.
Another former partner, Steven Schulman, who was indicted last year along with the firm, is expected to plead guilty on Thursday.
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