A group of about 90 former Heller Ehrman partners has logged a defense against creditors' claims that the firm was insolvent in 2007, a key point the creditors need to prove to build a fraudulent transfer suit. The brief -- which is the first peep from any former Heller partners in the 10-month-old bankruptcy -- blames the recession for the firm's demise and asserts that creditors cannot possibly prove that Heller was undercapitalized by the end of 2007, or that funds were fraudulently transferred thereafter.
October 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A group of about 90 former Heller Ehrman partners has logged a defense against creditors’ claims that the firm was insolvent in 2007, a key point the creditors need to prove to build a fraudulent transfer suit.
The brief (.pdf) is the first peep out of any of Heller’s former partners in the 10-month-old bankruptcy.
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