A private arbitrator has awarded $7.8 million to private equity fund investors and their lawyers in a bitter dispute between involving two Stamford-based companies.
While the attorney for the investors described the decision of retired Superior Court Judge Elaine Gordon as one of the largest civil theft awards in state history, an attorney for the principal of the two companies says his client’s rights were “trampled.”
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