After a partner leaves his law firm, the former law partners turn on each other in a battle for up to 170 clients.
July 06, 2015 at 03:00 PM
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A law firm breakup turned ugly as allegations of theft and instability mark a fight between former partners.
The Law Firm of Goldstein Schmitt & Associates lost more than 100 clients in March when shareholder Thomas Schmitt abruptly left the Stuart firm to open a Martin County office for Kogan DiSalvo & Schmitt, taking with him fellow attorney Anthony Bennett and paralegals Nicole Cephas-Lopez and Julianne Lorello.
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