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LeClairRyan Founder Dropped From Defunct Firm's Bankruptcy Fight
A trustee agreed to drop all outstanding claims against Gary LeClair, while LeClair agreed to drop all his counterclaims against the trustee.
LeClairRyan Founder Calls Bankruptcy Trustee's Conspiracy Claims a 'Fantasy'
Gary LeClair wants out of a $120 million lawsuit over the firm's failure. He said he personally lost $2 million that he'd invested in the firm to keep it afloat.
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