An attorney’s efforts to collect $47,000 in legal fees from entrepreneurial coach, business columnist and one-time congressional candidate Cliff Oxford has spawned three lawsuits, and left the lawyer and his firm holding 1,000 shares of a company he claims have been deeply devalued as Oxford dodges efforts to collect.
In a suit filed last week in Fulton County Superior Court, attorney Cary Ichter accused Oxford of using the assets and revenues from his Oxford Center for Entrepreneurs for personal expenses and issuing “hundreds of thousands of shares” to dilute the value of stock Ichter received during an earlier case.
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