Former trusts and estates partner Charles Gibbs is continuing his claims against the firm for fees he says he is still owed.
August 24, 2017 at 07:00 PM
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Holland & Knight has obtained a $772,000 judgment against Charles Gibbs, an ex-partner and veteran trusts and estates lawyer, for the firm’s share of legal fees from two cases.
The judgment comes nearly three years after Gibbs initiated litigation when he sued the firm, claiming it owed him more money. Soon after, Holland & Knight brought its own claims against Gibbs.
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