Civil Litigation
Oct. 8, 2019
Cooley wants to end Theranos defense, citing pay dispute
Lawyers from Cooley LLP representing disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes filed a motion to withdraw as her attorneys, citing pay disputes.
New York Times News Service
Lawyers from Cooley LLP representing disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes filed a motion to withdraw as her attorneys, citing pay disputes.
"Ms. Holmes has not paid Cooley for any of its work as her counsel of record in this action for more than a year," Cooley attorneys said in the motion filed Sept. 30. "Further, given Ms. Holmes's current financial situation, Cooley has no expectation that Ms. Holmes will ever pay it for...
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