The liquidating trustee of Dewey & LeBoeuf has raised new claims against two former firm leaders in his suit to recover more than $21.8 million from them.
June 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The liquidating trustee of Dewey & LeBoeuf has raised new claims against two former firm leaders in his suit to recover more than $21.8 million from them.
Months after the trustee, Alan Jacobs, filed the clawback complaint against former executive director Stephen DiCarmine and former CFO Joel Sanders in 2013, the SEC filed a civil fraud case and the Manhattan District Attorney announced criminal charges against firm leaders and the guilty pleas of seven former accounting employees.
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