Hunter Biden Sued by Former Law Firm Over $50,000 in Unpaid Legal Fees
Hunter Biden, son of the former president, is now being sued by the very law firm that defended him. According to the lawsuit, he has refused to pay his bills for their work on his federal gun and tax cases.
Winston & Strawn LLP recently filed the lawsuit against its former client, according to the New York Post. The lawsuit states in part that the firm represented Biden “in several complex matters, including criminal trial in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware.” In turn, they provided him with what was described as “extensive legal services in those matters which generated a substantial amount of fees” — the entirety of which, they allege, Biden has not paid.
With his father out of the White House, it seems Hunter no longer has the protection he once enjoyed. His own lawyers are coming after him. Has the Biden gravy train finally run dry?
This lawsuit is more than just a dispute over a bill; it’s a sign of a much larger problem. The law firm isn’t just asking for the money—it’s seeking a lien on all of Hunter Biden’s assets. This is an aggressive move that suggests his financial situation is dire.
And the evidence supports it. Hunter’s once-lucrative career as an abstract artist, which reportedly brought in nearly $1.5 million, has “virtually evaporated.” He even had to drop a lawsuit he filed himself, telling a judge he didn’t have the funds to continue. The money, it seems, has stopped flowing.
Winston & Strawn LLP recently filed the lawsuit against its former client, according to the New York Post. The lawsuit states in part that the firm represented Biden “in several complex matters, including criminal trial in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware.” In turn, they provided him with what was described as “extensive legal services in those matters which generated a substantial amount of fees” — the entirety of which, they allege, Biden has not paid.
With his father out of the White House, it seems Hunter no longer has the protection he once enjoyed. His own lawyers are coming after him. Has the Biden gravy train finally run dry?
This lawsuit is more than just a dispute over a bill; it’s a sign of a much larger problem. The law firm isn’t just asking for the money—it’s seeking a lien on all of Hunter Biden’s assets. This is an aggressive move that suggests his financial situation is dire.
And the evidence supports it. Hunter’s once-lucrative career as an abstract artist, which reportedly brought in nearly $1.5 million, has “virtually evaporated.” He even had to drop a lawsuit he filed himself, telling a judge he didn’t have the funds to continue. The money, it seems, has stopped flowing.
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