Espirito Santo Bank and national accounting firm BDO Seidman have settled a longrunning negligence case for an undisclosed amount weeks before a scheduled retrial and nearly a year after an appellate court discarded a $522 million verdict.
Chicago-based BDO issued a statement Thursday announcing the settlement with the bank and Barry Mukamal, the trustee for defunct Miami factoring company E.S. Bankest, which was part owned by the bank.
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