The Recorder...Dewey's former partners, including California rainmakers, could face a threat that Heller, Thelen and Howrey lawyers didn't: litigation with the firm's bondholders...
...and Citibank have agreed to pay $20 million to the estate of Heller Ehrman and waive further claims, the defunct firm's former shareholders can...
...Pillsbury Picks Up Ex-Heller Partner Peter LaBoskey Hopkins &...
...Heller Ehrman's leaders discussed the firm's "mortality" while assuring...
...Update (10am Thursday): Heller creditors pencil settlement with junior partners (...
The Daily Report
...the straw that broke Heller's back. Many blamed the move for the collapse of merger talks with Mayer Brown. But more to the...
...the straw that broke Heller's back. Many blamed the move for the collapse of merger talks with Mayer Brown. But more to the...
IP Law & Business
...the straw that broke Heller's back. Many blamed the move for the collapse of merger talks with Mayer Brown. But more to the...
NYLawyer
...the straw that broke Heller's back. Many blamed the move for the collapse of merger talks with Mayer Brown. But more to the...
...the straw that broke Heller's back. Many blamed the move for the collapse of merger talks with Mayer Brown. But more to the...
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