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The massive Chapter 11 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers could feature a challenge to executive bonuses on the ground that they were fraudulent transfers made by an ailing company. Lawyers say bankruptcy claims involving fraudulent transfers made during a certain period of time before a bankruptcy but while a company was insolvent are relatively common in bankruptcy. "When significant payments [are made] to insiders within a year of the filing, it's heavily scrutinized," said Steve Jakubowski of the Coleman Law Firm in Chicago. The company paid about $5.7 billion in bonuses at the end of 2007, according to Bloomberg News.
September 22, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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