Did a Nashville, Tennessee, attorney, who is a defendant and a counterclaimant in a case brought by a diamond retailer, intimidate and harass potential witnesses by threatening subpoenas for non-existent litigation through a surrogate?
That’s a question a Sherman, Texas, federal judge is set to review at a hearing scheduled next month about a Dallas diamond retailer’s motion for sanctions that makes precisely those allegations against the lawyer.
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