This decision from Justice Eugene Nardelli and his fellows at the court of appeals stymies the efforts of super-star investor, Sam Wyly, who had been seeking access to documents from Milberg, along with several other major class action litigation firms, including Stull, Stull & Brody, and Schiffrin Barroway Topaz & Kessler. Wyly was after docs from Computer Associates class action, in which his interests were represented (he would, in fact, argue misrepresented) by the above firms. Wyly also has a legal malpractice case pending against the three firms in Manhattan's Supreme Court.

-- MDT

Labels: class action, malpractice, Milberg, Sam Wyly, Schiffrin Barroway, Stull Stull and Brody