The 2018 lawsuit claimed Link Motion and three of its executives were stripping the company of valuable assets that were transferred to unknown third parties... Link Motion alleged in its legal malpractice case that DLA Piper could have raised defenses against the shareholder's claims, arguing the firm's malpractice cost it $180 million in damages.
Attorney for Link Motion, Michael Maloney, said of the Second Circuit's decision, 'We look forward to litigating this case in state court.' While DLA's lawyer, Kevin Rosen of Gibson, Dunn, is looking on the bright side, noting in a statement the appellate decision is 'fully consistent with the fact that the substantive allegations are frivolous and sanctionable.'
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