In an amended petition, an Austin businessman adds Andrews Kurth as a defendant in a lawsuit he filed against an Austin venture capital firm and two of its executives.
February 10, 2016 at 06:00 PM
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In an amended petition in a fraud and conspiracy lawsuit, an Austin businessman alleges Andrews Kurth engaged in legal malpractice when working on a financing agreement for a venture capital company to fund his startup.
On Feb. 8, Kyle Samani added Andrews Kurth as a defendant in the suit he filed Jan. 8 against S3 Ventures, a venture capital firm in Austin; related company S3 Ventures V; Brian Smith, managing director of S3 Ventures; and Charlie Plauche, vice president of S3.
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