By Gabe Friedman
Daily Journal Staff Writer If it is true that you reap what you sow, the Milberg firm is in for a particularly bitter harvest. After four Milberg partners went to prison for a kickback scam involving plaintiffs in its shareholder litigation - and the firm itself paid a $75 million fine to settle similar criminal charges - the people and companies that fell victim to their schemes are coming back to get theirs. Former partners and...
Daily Journal Staff Writer If it is true that you reap what you sow, the Milberg firm is in for a particularly bitter harvest. After four Milberg partners went to prison for a kickback scam involving plaintiffs in its shareholder litigation - and the firm itself paid a $75 million fine to settle similar criminal charges - the people and companies that fell victim to their schemes are coming back to get theirs. Former partners and...
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