Tauler Smith LLP says its former bookkeeper is holding its financial records and bank account information in an effort to extort the firm into paying fraudulent invoices, in a suit filed in federal court in Los Angeles. Responding Thursday in a motion to dismiss, the bookkeeper said the firm is retaliating after he filed a lawsuit against it for nonpayment of services.
The dispute arose when Joseph W. Valerio, an independent contr...
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