Litigation
Mar. 1, 2016
Hacking suits against defense firm begin to crumble
Knox Ricksen LLP was accused of hacking its opposing counsel's client files. Its defense, that the files were public and evidence of a health care insurance fraud scheme, has been given credence by waves of indictments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An insurance fraud defense firm accused of hacking into a rival's client files last year to gain an edge in litigation has been dismissed with prejudice, by stipulation, from one of two suits.
The voluntary dismissal follows waves of indictments that have lent credence to Knox Ricksen LLP's defense that the files were in the public domain, and were evidence of a massive health care fraud ...
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