San Antonio attorney claims Gamez Law Firm bribed two of his clients to get their business
A San Antonio attorney has accused the Gamez Law Firm of bribing his clients to switch representation. The Gamez firm denied the allegations, stating the clients left due to dissatisfaction with their previous counsel.
For the second time, a well-known San Antonio personal injury law firm stands publicly accused of poaching clients from another firm. In the latest row, attorney Eric Ramos contends in court papers that the Gamez Law Firm, known for its advertisements on billboards, buses, radio and TV, bribed two of his clients to fire him and sign on with Gamez. The firm denies the allegation and says the clients ditched Ramos because they were unhappy with his work and approached the Gamez firm only after…
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