Girardi Keese, 1122 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. Google Maps Girardi Keese Owes $10M to Litigation Finance Firm, Records Say
The lender, identified as Virage SPV 1 LLC, filed the disclosure Tuesday in U.S. bankruptcy court, while the brother of Girardi Keese founder Tom Girardi says his sibling is "not capable of making rational decisions" and has asked a bankruptcy judge to appoint him to speak on Tom Girardi's behalf.
January 13, 2021 at 04:36 PM
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A litigation finance firm claims that defunct plaintiffs firm Girardi Keese owes more than $10 million, while the brother of the firm's founder, Tom Girardi, says his sibling is "not capable of making rational decisions" and has asked a bankruptcy judge to appoint him to speak on Girardi's behalf.
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