A breakup is playing out in litigation between equity partners of a New Jersey law firm, complete with allegations of legal malpractice, self dealing, nepotism and sexual harassment.

Michael Gallardo, a 20-year firm veteran and managing partner with a 5% equity stake in Newark personal injury firm Ginarte Gonzalez Winograd, alleged he was abruptly fired and locked out of the office on Feb. 15 after clashing with 95% owner Joseph Ginarte.

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