A Houston-area man has sued Houston criminal-defense attorney Samuel D. Adamo and his firm, alleging he gave the defendants his life savings of $90,000 to pay a cash bond, but they have refused to return $80,000 that wasn't needed.
October 28, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Houston-area man has sued Houston criminal-defense attorney Samuel D. Adamo and his firm, alleging he gave the defendants his life savings of $90,000 to pay a cash bond, but they have refused to return $80,000 that wasn’t needed.
Hai V. Pham alleges in the Oct. 15 petition that Adamo and Adamo/Adamo “stole” the $80,000 that he gave to Adamo for deposit into Adamo’s trust account.
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