Jon Polenberg of Becker & Poliakoff in Fort Lauderdale represents the creditor trustee in an adversary complaint against Old Republic National Title Insurance Co., which Carlton Fields represented in a joint venture agreement. Courtesy photo.
The debtor in a Florida bankruptcy case must turn over privileged communications and documents from former counsel at Carlton Fields in litigation involving a transaction that has exposed the Am Law 200 firm to a malpractice lawsuit.
Florida title company ATIF Inc. came out on the losing end of a creditor trustee’s motion to compel discovery of the communications between ATIF and Carlton Fields, which worked on negotiations in a joint venture agreement.
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