Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins
Last fall, William S. Lerach sent out an e-mail praising the 170 other lawyers at the San Diego plaintiff's shop he founded.
Then, he resigned amid a high-profile criminal investigation. By May, he was in a federal prison in Lompoc serving a two-year sentence. Most lawyers predicted the firm would implode after losing its charismatic leader in such an ugl...
Last fall, William S. Lerach sent out an e-mail praising the 170 other lawyers at the San Diego plaintiff's shop he founded.
Then, he resigned amid a high-profile criminal investigation. By May, he was in a federal prison in Lompoc serving a two-year sentence. Most lawyers predicted the firm would implode after losing its charismatic leader in such an ugl...
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