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Two clients allege the attorney led them to a real estate investment that lost all their money and said he didn't disclose his alleged connection to the investment company.
August 17, 2020 at 02:20 PM
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Allegations that a Fort Worth-area lawyer benefited personally when his clients made a real estate investment—then lost all their money—are central to a new legal-malpractice lawsuit.
Clients Oluremi Oyekola and Ademola Akande alleged in their lawsuit that attorney Olu Asekun and his law firm refused to return their client file and that he’s actually a New York lawyer, not even licensed to practice law in Texas.
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