Paul Ceglia has had a tough time keeping his Facebook ownership claims from being completely derailed, with his past lawyers at DLA Piper bailing out on the case, a federal magistrate judge ordering sanctions against him, and allegations by Facebook’s lawyers at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher that he is a fraud who forged core evidence. But Mr. Ceglia has proven once again that he can attract a national law firm to his cause. Next up? Milberg LLP.
The New York-based plaintiffs firm is the latest to agree to press Mr. Ceglia’s claims that a 2003 contract with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg gives him at least a 50 percent stake in the company.
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