Civil Litigation,
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May 6, 2019
Avenatti’s criminal troubles affecting several of his civil cases
The ongoing criminal investigation into Michael J. Avenatti is presenting a growing civil challenge for him as opposing counsel in an increasing number of cases question his ability to properly represent his clients.
LOS ANGELES -- As Michael J. Avenatti battles criminal charges, a growing number of opposing counsel in his civil cases are raising questions about his ability to properly represent his clients.
While the U.S. attorney's office is guided by well-established protocols for investigating lawyers, civil attorneys and judges are navigating new territory as they address sensitive issues, such as seized client files and a beleaguered attor...
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