ROD STEWART - LAW FIRM SUING STEWART FOUGHT HIS 2000 CONCERT CANCELLATION CASE

LAW FIRM SUING STEWART FOUGHT HIS 2000 CONCERT CANCELLATION CASE

The prominent law firm suing ROD STEWART for unpaid legal fees represented the rocker in his high-profile 2000 concert cancellation drama.
Glaser, Weil, Fink, Jacobs, Howard & Shapiro have filed for damages in Los Angeles, claiming former client Stewart owes them $3.3 million (£2 million).
The legal eagles allege Stewart still owes them for three past jobs, including one involving the singer's cancellation of a December 2000 show in Las Vegas.
A federal jury ruled Stewart owed the Rio hotel-casino $2 million (£1.25 million) for cancelling the show.
According to Billboard.com, the law firm also represented Stewart in a trademark infringement case and a lawsuit filed by a concert promoter.
WENN is still awaiting comment from Stewart's representatives.