David Huberman, a former nonequity partner at famed law firm McDermott Will & Emery, has lodged a lawsuit against the firm alleging unpaid salary. The case, filed in Illinois state court, argues for Huberman’s outstanding salary of $104,166.67 which he alleges was secured via a committed overall rise in compensation for U.S. income partners in 2022. The former nonequity partner, who specialized in representing Israeli companies for their U.S. initial public offerings (IPOs), is now heading the litigation as a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig and based in Tel Aviv. He pins down his claim on the grounds that McDermott unjustly refused him a salary boost to $425,000 per annum. Please note, detailed information about this case can be accessed here.
To closely follow the proceedings of this lawsuit, you can review the document filed in the Illinois court.