Paul Lucido says he became aware of an alleged scheme in which US Legal Support managers would game the software to “underpay commissions owed to salespeople and to divert sales to certain friends or favored coworkers,” the suit says.
January 19, 2023 at 05:11 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
The former director of business development at US Legal Support is suing the nationwide litigation support service, claiming in a new lawsuit that executives there created a fake employee in order to illegally retain profits for themselves.
In his action filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Paul Lucido accuses US Legal Support and the company’s founder Charles Schugart of repeatedly undermining his earnings and lying about stock options to keep him at the company.
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