A Texas enterprise courtroom promptly denied a request by the Houston-based litigation-finance firm Siltstone Capital for a short lived restraining order in opposition to its former common counsel, whom it accuses of using off with its confidential data to co-found a rival agency this summer time.
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Litigation Finance Firm Loses Bid for Restraining Order Against Former GC Who Launched Rival
