El acuerdo fuera de juicio que puso fin a uno de los casos antimonopolio más sonados de la historia se encuentra en riesgo de ser anulado tras las acusaciones levantadas contra una de las abogadas participantes y antigua socia de uno de los despachos legales de mayor prestigio en Nueva York, a quien se culpa por defraudar tanto a su empresa como a sus clientes por una suma de más de $5 millones de dólares, reportó el Wall Street Journal.
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