When they gathered reporters for a press conference Wednesday, the O’Melveny & Myers attorneys behind a new $200 million lawsuit by Millennium Tower residents didn’t disappoint.
Their announcement was such a doozy it elevated a typical no-frills construction defect complaint into a made-for-headlines narrative—and almost relegated the high-dollar ask to a secondary interest.
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