Jeffrey Liddle, a New York employment lawyer who filed for bankruptcy this year, prevailed in a dispute with law firm lender Counsel Financial over the security interest it claimed to have in the sale proceeds of Liddle’s co-op.

But several other disputes remain in Liddle’s Chapter 11 case, filed in March when he reported that creditors were pursuing him for more than $10 million. In July, his own firm, Liddle & Robinson, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.