SAN FRANCISCO — In a court filing today, Barry Himmelstein shed some light on his dispute with Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein — including that the firm told him to take a leave back in August, five days before a judge ordered Wells Fargo to pay $203 million in a case Himmelstein was trying with name partner Richard Heimann.
Himmelstein, an equity partner since 2001, accuses firm leaders of stripping him of his voting rights and trying to push him out of his partnership.
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