Daily Journal Staff Writer
The law firm Sedgwick LLP has been fighting litigation claiming it committed malpractice in its work connected to Orange County's largest Ponzi scheme. Now it has responded with a sanctions motion claiming the accusations against it are eight loans and $64.5 million too much.
Sedgwick contends Thomas A. Seaman, the court-appointed receiver charged with cleaning up Medical Capital Holdings I...
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