Contracts
May 7, 2024
Sanctions decision delayed in Chinese firm's case against Orrick
The sanctions issue is part of a broader dispute between the law firm and Global Industrial Investment LTD over enforcement of a $9.3 million arbitration award.
Attorneys for a Chinese investment company, Global Industrial Investment LTD, did not agree to let a pro tem judge rule on their motions for discovery sanctions, totaling more than $62,000, against Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP on Monday in the company's malicious prosecution lawsuit against the firm.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge will now decide later this month whether Orrick, and its outside counsel from Long Levit LLP, should be sanctioned for their alleged...
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