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A creditor of the company styled after the "soup Nazi" character on Seinfeld says Vedder Price botched its handling of her case.
July 25, 2018 at 03:01 PM
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A creditor of the Soupman business that is tied to the “Seinfeld” character has sued her former counsel, Vedder Price, for $3 million, alleging the firm bungled her claim to recoup a loan in the business.
Penny Fern Hart said she retained Chicago-based Vedder Price to recover on a roughly $1 million loan to the Soupman business. The Vedder shareholder on Hart’s matter was Michael Schein.
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