A legal malpractice suit accuses a Fort Lauderdale law firm of helping a client defraud a cleaning technology company of $2 million.
September 11, 2015 at 02:00 PM
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The Fort Lauderdale law firm Johnson & Martin is accused of helping a company shareholder swindle ByoPlanet International LLC partners out of nearly $2 million in a dispute over the rollout of a new cruise ship cleaning product.
Johnson & Martin denied any wrongdoing and sued to collect more than $163,000 in interest, fees and costs for two years’ worth of legal services.
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