Large Firms
Apr. 24, 2009
Sidley Austin, KPMG Must Go to Trial in Suit Filed by Client
A state appellate court has ruled that a case accusing the accounting firm KPMG and the law firm Sidley Austin of breach of fiduciary duty, negligent representation and fraud will go to trial, rather than arbitration.
Daily Journal Staff Writer A state appellate court has ruled that a case accusing the accounting firm KPMG and the law firm Sidley Austin of breach of fiduciary duty, negligent representation and fraud will go to trial, rather than arbitration. In an order published Wednesday, Justice Laurence D. Rubin of the 2nd District Court of Appeal affirmed the decisions made by two trial courts and denied KPMG and Sidley Austin's motion to ...
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