A law firm in Los Angeles is facing issues with its clients. Downtown LA Law Group has reportedly lost contact with hundreds of clients involved in a lawsuit. The lawsuit is related to the Chiquita Canyon landfill.
The law firm's decision to withdraw from the case was announced in court. Further details about the situation and the allegations of misconduct against the firm are available from the Los Angeles Times.
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