A law firm accused by a federal court of a “Machiavellian plan” to undercut a competitor’s settlement with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is crashing the party again—objecting to a settlement similar to one the firm tried to ink with the team years ago.
The objection last month is the latest twist in a 13-year class action drama that has played out across state and federal courts. It’s been a legal soap opera with allegations of espionage and tactical blunders—and a laptop full of law firm documents that went missing.
Claimants are still waiting after a decade to collect their chunk ...
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