Robert Ruyak‘s law firm may be bankrupt, but the former Howrey chairman and CEO collected $113,191 last month, according to a summary of expenses filed Thursday by the defunct firm’s estate.
The payout to Ruyak is one of several notable items listed in the summary, which also includes details about several cases and clients on the firm’s docket before the firm dissolved. Howrey was pushed into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in April and converted its case to a voluntary Chapter 11 filing in June.
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