Ex-partner sued over US$2.3m bill for 'non-existent' work

A former partner in a 53-lawyer east coast US law firm has been sued over 'nonexistent work on cases that had already been terminated and/or never existed' over a period of eight years.
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Victor Torres

The New York- and Washington DC-based Davidoff Hutcher & Citron practice is suing David Denenberg. It is also seeking reimbursement of US$800,000 for non-existent expenses in a lawsuit brought in the Manhattan Supreme Court. Mr Denenberg was fired by the firm. A legislator in Nassau County, he claims that the allegations are politically motivated and ‘outrageous’. Source: ABA Journal

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