The trustee of a company that ran for-profit schools and filed for bankruptcy in 2014 has sued Williams & Connolly and Duane Morris, alleging that the billing practices of the two Am Law 100 firms were unfair.
January 22, 2016 at 06:12 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The trustee of a company that ran for-profit schools and filed for bankruptcy in 2014 has sued Williams & Connolly, alleging that the firm’s billing practices “exceeded the bounds of unreasonableness.”
Duane Morris was also named as a defendant in the suit filed Wednesday in civil district court in Dallas County by ATI Enterprises Inc. The nine-page complaint alleges that the legal services provided to the company by Duane Morris were “duplicative and unreasonable.”
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