A boutique litigation firm is entitled to about $1.3 million in fees for its initial work fighting an alleged immigration-related securities scam on behalf of an investor, but won’t get the amount nearly doubled as it requested, a federal court ruled.
Pritzker Levine LLP represented Allan Young, who sued the San Francisco Regional Center LLC and others associated with the company in California state court and obtained a receivership there.
That state receivership fed $25.2 million and a real estate holding into a federal receivership established in a later Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement suit, the US District Court for ...
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