Holland & Knight is facing a malpractice lawsuit alleging two Miami partners defrauded Lumber Liquidators owner Tom Sullivan.
February 13, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Holland & Knight is facing a $14 million malpractice lawsuit alleging two of its Miami attorneys defrauded Lumber Liquidators founder Tom Sullivan during a high-profile Bal Harbour real estate closing.
The bankruptcy liquidating trustee for the One Bal Harbour condominium and hotel project alleges Holland & Knight partners Mark Aronson and Jorge Hernandez-Toraño concealed a $1 million payment to the other 50 percent shareholder in the agreement Sullivan signed.
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