NYC Litigation Boutique Sued for ‘Absurd’ Fees
Blomberg Law is reporting that a real estate developer is suing New York City litigation boutique O’Shea & Partners for breach of contract, alleging it charged “grossly excessive” and padded fees when it represented the developer beginning in 2013.
Plaintiffs claim the firm charged “almost $1.9 million over a three year period, without engaging in any discovery, or document collection, whatsoever.”
In the complaint in the New York court, plaintiffs Madison Equities LLC and the group’s principal, Robert Gladstone, are seeking at least $900,000 over the “fraudulent” billing, writes Bloomberg’s Melissa Heelan Stanzione.
Read the Bloomberg Law article.
