Hedge fund manager Alphonse Fletcher said the firm's conduct presents federal questions, citing sections of law for equal rights under the law; conspiracy to interfere with civil rights; and interference, coercion or intimidation.
November 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Hedge fund manager Alphonse Fletcher, in response to a collection lawsuit brought against him by Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman, has moved the suit into California federal court.
“[Kasowitz's] entitlement to the substantial fees it claims depends on, among other facts, whether [the firm] provided adequate legal representation,” Fletcher said in court papers in the Northern District of California in Kasowitz Benson v. Fletcher, 13-cv-05052. (See Complaint)
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