A Delaware judge rejected a Goodwin Procter attorney’s claims that a Goodwin partner manipulated him into selling his shares in a biotech firm at a steep discount that ultimately lost him millions of dollars.
The Friday judgment appears to end a legal spat between Gilbert Menna and Andrew J. Weidhaas, two longtime Goodwin corporate partners who have practiced alongside each other at the Big Law firm for about three decades. The firm is not involved in the dispute and declined to comment.
Their fight revolved around Menna’s shares in MiraDx, a molecular genetics and cancer research firm co-founded by Weidhaas’ ...
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