Law360, New York (October 19, 2012, 11:47 AM ET) -- Picture the scene: You take a call from a long-standing client who tells you the corporation for whom she is general counsel has been defrauded and has lost its entire investment in a partnership. The client wants to pursue the case, but it will be complex and expensive to prosecute.
The general counsel wants your help — you have the ideal team — but the loss has already had a negative financial impact on cash flow and her CFO simply will not entertain making matters worse...
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