Litigation Daily readers know we’ve been captivated by Facebook Inc.’s lawsuit against DLA Piper, Milberg, and other firms that represented accused Facebook fraudster Paul Ceglia. But the Facebook suit isn’t the only attorney misconduct case heating up these days—and it’s not the only one based on allegations that big-firm lawyers looked the other way when a client doctored documents.
On April 20, a state court judge in Manhattan is scheduled to hear summary judgment arguments in a case accusing Greenberg Traurig and one of its former partners, Leslie Corwin, of concealing a forgery by former hedge fund client Brandon Fradd.
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