The day before Ada Ferrer resigned from Houston's Ferrer, Tu & Payne to join a competitor, she "emptied" the firm's bank account and started soliciting clients for her new firm, allege Ferrer Tu and two partners in a lawsuit filed on Jan. 10.
January 15, 2014 at 03:12 PM
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The day before Ada Ferrer resigned from Houston’s Ferrer, Tu & Payne to join a competitor, she “emptied” the firm’s bank account and started soliciting clients for her new firm, allege Ferrer Tu and two partners in a lawsuit filed on Jan. 10.
But Ferrer’s lawyer said Ferrer was “authorized to obtain funds” from the firm and did not improperly solicit clients.
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