A former Heller shareholder has forced nine corporations that made up Heller Ehrman LLP into bankruptcy, including Heller Ehrman Hong Kong, Heller Ehrman Europe and corporations in states that technically employed Heller partners. These corporations were also the target of a class action by former Heller employees that was dismissed last week and that will now be folded into a suit that is already under the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court, according to the law firm representing the former employees.
June 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Things just got a little more complicated in the Heller bankruptcy. Namely, it’s now the Heller bankruptcies.
In a move that may do nothing more than add a layer of complication and delay, a former Heller shareholder has forced nine corporations that made up Heller Ehrman LLP into bankruptcy, including Heller Ehrman Hong Kong, Heller Ehrman Europe and corporations in various states like California which technically employed Heller’s partners.
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