Save for a skeleton staff authorized to wind up the affairs of the now-bankrupt Dreier LLP, attorneys remaining at the firm's midtown Manhattan offices must leave the premises by March 4, according to a stipulation filed Thursday in the Chapter 11 proceeding against the firm. If the offices are not vacated by the agreed-upon date, the landlord may evict "all persons located within said premises."
February 23, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Save for a skeleton staff authorized to wind up the affairs of the now-bankrupt Dreier LLP, attorneys remaining at the firm’s midtown Manhattan offices must leave the premises by March 4, according to a stipulation filed Thursday in the Chapter 11 proceeding against the firm.
If the offices are not vacated by the agreed-upon date, the landlord, Hines 499 Park LLC, may “with the assistance of the United States Marshal” evict “all persons located within said premises.”
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