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Less than half-a-million dollars in unpaid rent may seem like barely a rounding error for Kirkland & Ellis, which generated $3.165 billion last year. But the firm isn't giving up.
May 07, 2018 at 05:08 PM
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Being a landlord means headaches—and sometimes litigation—even for the country’s richest law firm.
Kirkland & Ellis, the highest-grossing law firm in the United States, is entangled in long-running litigation with subtenants in Manhattan. The law firm has accused the subtenants of not paying up on a delinquent rent after their private jet brokerage company, Blue Star Jets, went defunct.
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