A trustee agreed to drop all outstanding claims against Gary LeClair, while LeClair agreed to drop all his counterclaims against the trustee.
January 18, 2022 at 06:14 PM
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LeClairRyan founder Gary LeClair has exited the legal fight over the defunct law firm’s bankruptcy, according to a joint filing Tuesday with the bankruptcy trustee who’s been seeking to recover $120 million for creditors.
Chapter 7 trustee Lynn Tavenner agreed to drop all outstanding claims against LeClair, while LeClair, who is currently a partner with Williams Mullen, agreed to drop all his counterclaims against the trustee.
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LeClairRyan co-founder Gary LeClair. Courtesy photo
