Law360, New York (October 11, 2012, 7:33 PM ET) -- The owner of a Manhattan mansion once owned by the founder of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and now known as Lehman Art House lodged a lawsuit in state court Wednesday seeking at least $49 million in damages from a contracting company for allegedly botching the mansion's renovation and submitting fraudulent insurance invoices.
Lehm Holdings LLC contends that New Jersey-based Certified Construction Corp. and its principals mismanaged the project, performed work that failed to meet building codes and submitted fraudulent invoices for workers' compensation insurance that was...
Lehman Art House Owner Files $49M Suit Over Botched Repairs
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