The Recorder...and Fenwick & West have both reached deals with Howrey trustee Allan Diamond, according to a Friday court filing asking U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Dennis...
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...says they were unjustly paid. Diamond, of Texas firm Diamond McCarthy, says the six firms sued Monday are among 71 successor firms...
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... COUNSEL Daniel J. McCarthy, Hill, Farrer & Burrill, LLP, Los Angeles, California; Richard C. Macias and...
...bankruptcy trustee Allan Diamond of Diamond McCarthy filed papers with U.S. Bankruptcy Judge ...
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...of $200,000 to SAP, said Stephen Loden, a partner with Diamond McCarthy. The firm's Allan Diamond is the Howrey bankruptcy trustee....
...firm. In a series of filings, counsel for trustee Allan Diamond challenged the validity of the suit, which claims 302 former Howrey partners...
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...of whom are partners at Diamond McCarthy in Texas, could not be reached for comment Thursday. An...
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...repay creditors. In a filing submitted Monday, Howrey trustee Allan Diamond requested San Francisco U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Dennis Montali's approval to...
...on Thursday states that attorneys with Diamond's Texas-based firm Diamond McCarthy have conducted an "extensive review" of former dissolution committee...
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