After Holland & Knight moved to preserve its share of $500,000 in fees awarded to former partner Charles Gibbs in two trust and estate matters, Gibbs shot back with a claim that the firm still owes him more than $1 million in compensation.
“[Holland & Knight's] specious claim totally ignores that Gibbs’ claims against H&K for unpaid compensation exceed [$1 million], far exceeding H&K’s claim,” Gibbs said in Gibbs v. Holland & Knight in Manhattan Supreme Court, 159345/2014.
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