Milberg Weiss, which has been accused of paying kickbacks to plaintiffs in class action and shareholder suits said Wednesday that partner Melvyn Weiss will be indicted and more charges filed against the firm. In a statement, the firm said it has learned that co-founder Weiss will be charged in connection with the seven-year federal investigation. "Mr. Weiss has decided to discontinue his participation in firm management in order to focus on the defense of the charges against him," the statement said.
September 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A New York law firm accused of paying kickbacks to plaintiffs in class action and shareholder lawsuits said Wednesday that one of its partners will be indicted and more charges will be filed against the firm.
Milberg Weiss said in a statement that it has learned Melvyn Weiss, who helped start the firm, will be charged in connection with the seven-year federal investigation.
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