"It seems he wanted to get into the coffee-and-crepe business," said Adam Allen, a Houston solo representing the plaintiff.
June 12, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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A restaurant franchise developer has sued his former lawyer Mitchell Vervoort, alleging that Vervoort reneged on a plan to take ownership in an eatery as consideration for his legal services.
“It seems he wanted to get into the coffee-and-crepe business,” said Adam Allen, a Houston solo, about Vervoort. Allen represents Youssef Nafaa, the plaintiff suing Vervoort.
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