Proskauer Rose LLP v. Jonathan O’Brien: TRO Application

Application for a Temporary Restraining Order in Proskauer Rose LLP v. Jonathan O’Brien, a citizen of the United Kingdom residing in New York who, until recently, was Proskauer Rose’s Chief Operating Officer, at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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Pages: 86

Date: December 27, 2022

Defendants/Respondents: Jonathan O'Brien

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Proskauer Rose LLP

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Topic: Legal

Allegation: Misappropriation, Theft

Plaintiffs/Applicants Attorneys: Proskauer Rose, Michael Mervis, Daryn Grossman

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