Greenberg Traurig Attorney Deceit Case Ready for Trial
After an appellate ruling on the scope of damages testimony, jurors may finally consider allegations that a former Greenberg shareholder deceived the court about the destruction of a document.
September 27, 2018 at 06:13 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
After a Manhattan judge gutted a former hedge fund manager's potential damages against Greenberg Traurig, an appeals court on Thursday has allowed some damages testimony back in the case.
Still, the First Department, Appellate Division, attached some conditions to that testimony and affirmed that other expert testimony, that would have had the potential to increase damages even further against Greenberg, is still out of the case.
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