Confidential documents from Heller's creditors show then-Chairman Matthew Larrabee and other leaders worried about the firm's "mortality" months before the collapse.
December 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Update (10am Thursday): Heller creditors pencil settlement with junior partners (on Legal Pad).
SAN FRANCISCO — Heller Ehrman’s leaders discussed the firm’s “mortality” while assuring partners it was sound, and recruited more than five merger candidates by early 2008, including Mintz Levin, according to confidential creditors’ exhibits in bankruptcy mediation talks.
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