Michael J. Avenatti's criminal charges are disrupting another civil case in U.S. District Court, with the beleaguered attorney telling a judge on Monday that investigators seized computer servers containing client files pertinent to a lawsuit he's pursuing against Subaru of America.

LOS ANGELES -- Michael J. Avenatti's criminal charges are disrupting another civil case in U.S. District Court, with the beleaguered attorney telling a judge on Monday that investigators seized computer servers containing client files pertinent to a lawsuit he's pursuing against Subaru of America.

Avenatti wants Ahmed I. Ibrahim, a longtime associate who recently opened his own practice, to substitute as counsel in a breach of contra...

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Apr. 23, 2019

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