Former partners of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan will be paid back capital contributions with whatever funds are left after the dissolving firm pays off creditors, including Hogan Lovells.

The global firm, which acquired a team of 28 partners from Stroock and office leases in New York and Washington, is also in the holder of the firm’s largest liability, a loan made by Chase Bank, publicly filed UCC records and people familiar with the matter confirmed.

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