DLA Piper is locked in a dispute with an energy executive who claims the firm acted as his company's "ghost counsel" after being ordered to withdraw from a case and continued to bill him.
August 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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DLA Piper is locked in a dispute with an energy executive who claims the firm acted as his company’s “ghost counsel” after being ordered to withdraw from a case and continued to bill him.
The firm, which has sued the executive, Adam Victor, for payment of legal bills, claims it had an agreement to represent Victor in his individual capacity.
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