How Bad Could It Really Get?
04/15/2021
In 2016, an anonymous source working at Mossack Fonseca, a Panamanian law firm, leaked a huge database of records exposing companies using the country as a tax shelter. Many powerful international figures were implicated, including the prime ministers of Georgia, Iceland, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Sudan. But there was a notable lack of Americans on the list. That’s because Americans…
The actions of Skadden in the TransPerfect case, through its operative Robert Pincus, should show the avarice and angling this company attempts to get away with, which in my opinion, creates a negative impression and suspicion of Delaware’s entire legal operation, especially those who feed off of the Chancery Court.
Skadden is a firm that would bill $200,000 for creating the bill. Imagine how much padding must REALLY be going on in these bills! I was struck by the audacity of Skadden Arps. To feel justified in billing TransPerfect for the time it took to prepare an invoice or feel justified in billing for time involved in defending against lawsuits involving Robert Pincus by TransPerfect.
Will Andre Bouchard continue his shadow operation, seemingly showing grotesque bias without an inkling of transparency in this case? Citizens are calling for openness and fairness in this litigation, which has been filled with appearances of impropriety.
Dear Friends, There’s a big moment ahead in the notorious TransPerfect case in Delaware’s Chancery Court coming up tomorrow. Here’s what’s at stake, folks, and it’s mind-blowing: Somehow, court-appointed Skadden Arps attorney Robert Pincus has rung up $4.5 million in bills?! According to my sources this was all submitted in the last month?! You can’t even call this…