Richard Charles King's son alleges that much of his father's estate, worth more than $10 million, is unaccounted for.
December 03, 2021 at 06:18 PM
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Loeb & Loeb is facing a legal malpractice suit, in which a former client alleges the firm failed to provide competent estate planning guidance by favoring adverse interests over their own.
The complaint was filed in the West District of the Los Angeles Superior Court, by Michael King, the son of Richard Charles King, a founding partner of King World Productions (now part of ViacomCBS), who died in December 2020.
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