“To say the offices were a mess is an understatement,” wrote bankruptcy trustee Elissa Miller, referring to the firm's accounting department, according to an April 13 status report.
April 16, 2021 at 05:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
In the wake of Tom Girardi’s downfall, the high-flying—but now embattled—plaintiffs lawyer left his firm’s office in shambles, with boxes of physical files dating back decades.
“To say the offices were a mess is an understatement,” wrote bankruptcy trustee Elissa Miller, referring to the firm’s accounting department, according to an April 13 status report.
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Tom Girardi of Girardi Keese. Courtesy photo
