Former rainmaker sues Pillsbury

Article Abstract:

Philip Heller was brought into the Los Angeles office of San Francisco-based Pillsbury, Madison and Sutro as a lateral hire on the strength of his reputation as a skilled rainmaker. He is suing the firm for forcing him out in slightly less than a year in a manner designed to ensure that he will not be a competitive worry for the firm. Pillsbury declines much comment while the litigation is pending but points out that Heller had left several firms after short stints.

Law firms, Heller, Philip, Pillsbury, Madison and Sutro

---

Firm sues ex-client for liability; L.A. case first of its kind?

Article Abstract:

Hughes Hubbard and Reed has sued Shearson Lehman Brothers for potential civil liability, for not taking the law firm's advice and not making it privy to important information. The offering of securities for the limited partnership Houston Biotech Partners in 1987 and 1988 is the specific matter at issue. The lawsuit follows a 1991 suit in which Shearson alleged that Hughes Hubbard's negligence was the reason the underwriter missed a securities sale's deadline.

Investment advice, Security brokers and dealers, Disclosure (Securities law), Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., Hughes Hubbard and Reed

---

Was she too big, too black for L.A. firm? Ex-administrator joins her suit, saying she was forced by partners to fire the clerk

Article Abstract:

The law firm's former administrator, Lauren D. Lucier and a black mail clerk Lucier claims she was forced to fire, Sherrye A. Phelps, are suing Lewis, D'Amato, Brisbois and Bisgaard for alleged wrongful dismissal. Lucier joined Phelps's suit when it became clear the firm would sue her to recoup some of the cost of Phelps's severance package. The firm's suit was thrown out.

Attorneys, Offices of Lawyers, Lawyers, Employment discrimination, Lewis, D'Amato, Brisbois and Bisgaard

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Talking back to Billy Pidcoe; cross-examinations help you tell the story of the case. The cross-exam minefield; recognize the traps, then step lightly to avoid them
• Abstracts: Coast to coast to court; beach suits are a familifamiliar part of the summer scene. Jailed spy escapes in circuits' split over wire fraud
• Abstracts: Vertical restraints: on the brink of reform? E-commerce: can the EU meet the challenge. A business concern: the reform of EU antitrust procedures
• Abstracts: IRS rules on predeceased parent exception for GST purposes. Administration expenses payable from income do not reduce marital and charitable deductions
• Abstracts: Claimant tells his story in asbestos 'minitrial'; he's among more than 8,500 Maryland workers who sued six companies

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.