Heller Ehrman's creditors are now demanding $150m (£91m) from former partners of the now-defunct US law firm, reports The Recorder. In a confidential mediation brief, creditors claim that Heller fraudulently conveyed that much to partners after it had become insolvent. The document came to light as Heller's creditors and former partners prepare for their first mediation conference on Friday (30 October).
October 29, 2009 at 12:13 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Heller Ehrman’s creditors are now demanding $150m (£91m) from former partners of the now-defunct US law firm, reports The Recorder.
In a confidential mediation brief, creditors claim that Heller fraudulently conveyed that much to partners after it had become insolvent.
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