Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Bankruptcy
Nov. 29, 2018
Avenatti denied protection order for financial records
A federal judge rejected a motion Wednesday for a protective order by attorney Michael Avenatti which would have applied to financial records included in a subpoena as part of the collection process in the bankruptcy of his former firm.
SANTA ANA -- A federal judge rejected a motion Wednesday for a protective order by attorney Michael Avenatti, which would have applied to financial records included in a subpoena as part of the collection process in the bankruptcy of his former firm.
Avenatti, participating by phone, objected to multiple categories of records sought by former partner Jason Frank, who is attempting to collect on a $10 million judgment after Avenatti ...
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