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FIH, LLC v. Foundation Capital Partners, LLC et al
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3:15-cv-00785
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- Adelman Matz
- Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP
- Cozen O'Connor
- Diserio Martin
- Ivey Barnum
- Sadis & Goldberg
- Shipman & Goodwin
- Trachtenberg Rodes
- Wiggin & Dana
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February 10, 2025
Conn. Judge Flags 'Extraordinary' Error In $10.4M Fraud Suit
A Connecticut appellate judge expressed surprise Monday that for more than five years, two teams of seasoned litigators failed to notice an error on the docket of a securities fraud lawsuit before the mistake led to a judge — and not a jury — hearing the case and issuing a $10.4 million award to investment banking firm FIH LLC.
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October 31, 2024
Conn. Judge OKs $10.4M Remedy For Securities Fraud Appeal
A Connecticut state judge has approved a nearly $10.4 million prejudgment remedy application protecting investment banking firm FIH LLC while two principals of a beleaguered capital firm appeal a securities fraud judgment that resulted from a bench trial.
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January 24, 2024
5 Firms Get $3.4M For Scoring Securities Fraud Deal
A Connecticut state court judge has awarded five law firms nearly $3.2 million in legal fees and close to $215,000 in costs after attorneys spent nearly a decade litigating a $6.75 million securities fraud case across several federal and state trial and appellate court dockets on behalf of an investment banking firm.
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October 18, 2023
Judge Trims $3.7M From Fraud Award To Offset Settlement
Concluding that an August judgment must be offset by a settlement reached with others before trial, a Connecticut state court judge has agreed to trim $3.725 million from a $6.75 million award to a company she determined had suffered significant losses in an investment fraud scheme.
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October 03, 2023
Wiggin And Dana, Other Firms Seek $3M Fee In $6.75M Fraud
Attorneys with Wiggin and Dana LLP and other firms are seeking nearly $3.1 million in legal fees and more than $210,000 in costs after spending nearly a decade chasing defendants that were eventually found to have fraudulently induced a $6.75 million investment scam, court papers indicate.