Complaint is below. In the underlying matter, forged documents were the basis for a suit by Paul Ceglia against Facebook and Zuckerberg, alleging that Ceglia owned a huge chunk of Facebook. (Ceglia's in criminal law trouble these days. We previously covered his shenanigans here, here, here, and here.) Article on the new suit at NYT.
In response to this new suit, alleging malicious prosecution and violation of New York's Judiciary Law 487, DLA issued this statment, "Facebook and Mr. Zuckerberg claim that they were damaged in those 78 days, yet a mere 10 months after DLA Piper withdrew from the case and while the litigation was still pending, Facebook went to market with an initial public offering that valued the company at $100 billion."
From a LGL perspective, I find it interesting that in the underlying suit the Kasowitz firm apparently withdrew from representing its client once the proof of the fraudulent documents surfaced. Other lawyers may have taken longer to reach the same conclusion.
Download Facebook-Summons-and-Complaint-File-Stamped-Oct-20-2014