Civil Litigation
May 22, 2019
Jury finds lawyer hindered effort to collect on $24M ruling
A civil jury finds that an Orange County-based attorney intentionally interfered with plaintiffs’ efforts to recover $24 million against his former client in a 2007 fraud case.
An attorney representing a convicted felon in a racketeering and fraud case intentionally interfered with plaintiffs' efforts to recover a $24 million judgment, a Los Angeles County jury has found.
Plaintiffs C&M Investment Group Ltd., and Karlin Holdings Limited Partnership in 2018 sued attorney Jonathan Michaels of MLG Automotive Law APLC and Robert Duringer of Colorado for allegedly helping Neil Campbell avoid paying a judgme...
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