Mitch Little of Scheef & Stone, lead counsel for Aspen. Courtesy photo. Dallas Law Firm Secures $1.3M Arbitration Award Against Investment Banker
"Transitus discovered the change on the flow of funds after the closing call, but did not tell Aspen about it until 17 hours later, and allowed the wires to be sent without objecting or trying to stop it," said Mitch Little, lead counsel.
December 13, 2022 at 04:49 PM
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Financial Services and Banking
Scheef & Stone attorneys recently obtained a nearly $1.3 million award through a derivative arbitration proceeding against a boutique investment banking firm and its founders.
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