The deadline for a proposed $103.6m (£67.2m) settlement for former partners of bankrupt legal giant Dewey & LeBoeuf has been pushed back to allow for amendments. The US law firm’s chief restructuring officer said in an email to partners on Thursday (19 July) that the proposed settlement had been pushed back two weeks and that revisions to the original plan will be announced next week.
July 20, 2012 at 07:12 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The deadline for a proposed $103.6m (£67.2m) settlement for former partners of bankrupt legal giant Dewey & LeBoeuf has been pushed back to allow for amendments, writes The Am Law Daily.
The US law firm’s chief restructuring officer said in an email to partners on Thursday (19 July) that the proposed settlement had been pushed back two weeks and that revisions to the original plan will be announced next week.
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