Link Motion News Today

Thanks to the Second Circuit.

A court-appointed receiver for automotive software company Link Motion Inc. has been ordered by a federal judge in Manhattan to address claims that its agent in China made payments to the Greenberg Traurig LLP legal team that's representing an investor whose fraud suit put the company in receivership in the first place.

A federal judge for the Southern District of New York declined to reconsider his dismissal of Link Motion's legal malpractice suit against DLA Piper, finding that its motion...

A Chinese investment fund agreed to drop its $180 million malpractice suit against DLA Piper on behalf of Link Motion Inc. in New York federal court on Tuesday, for now, noting that the smart car technology company's board of directors agreed to assume control over the legal malpractice claims.

DLA Piper committed malpractice when it failed to recognize that the plaintiff in a suit against its client Link Motion, a Chinese firm focused on smart car technology, did not have standing to sue, a Link Motion investor said in a $180 million New York federal court derivative complaint Monday.

DLA Piper committed malpractice when it failed to recognize that the plaintiff in a suit against its client Link Motion, a Chinese firm focused on smart car technology, did not have standing to sue, a Link Motion investor said in a $180 million New York federal court derivative complaint Monday.