Law Practice
Mar. 12, 2024
Cochran Firm's negligence led to default judgment, suit claims
A cannabis company said an attorney at the firm missed deadlines and failed to pay filing fees.
A Cochran Firm attorney committed multiple errors that led to a nearly $1.2 million default judgment against his cannabis company client, a new lawsuit in Los Angeles claims.
The complaint by HDO2 LLC claims that calendar errors and unpaid fees by attorney James A. Bryant undermined its defense against a breach of contract lawsuit in San Bernardino County.
“The negligent acts and omissions of Bryant and The Co...
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