By Jill Redhage
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Heller Ehrman sued a former client Wednesday for unpaid legal fees, marking the first such lawsuit the firm has filed since declaring bankruptcy in December. The move signals a shift in the firm's collections strategy: More action, less talk. Until now, clients who hadn't paid their bills had only been pestered for payment by their old lawyers, by Heller's wind-down crew or by collections...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Heller Ehrman sued a former client Wednesday for unpaid legal fees, marking the first such lawsuit the firm has filed since declaring bankruptcy in December. The move signals a shift in the firm's collections strategy: More action, less talk. Until now, clients who hadn't paid their bills had only been pestered for payment by their old lawyers, by Heller's wind-down crew or by collections...
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