Monday brought news of another batch of departures from troubled Dewey & LeBoeuf, with the defectors scattered among Dubai, London, and Washington, D.C.
The latest losses come as the firm continues to talk with a group of lenders about renegotiating a $100 million line of credit. Jeffrey Kessler, a member of the firm’s new five-person office of the chairman, told The Am Law Daily last month that while he would not comment generally about the firm’s dealing with its lenders, "I will say we don’t feel we have any problem with the banks. It’s a routine renewal of a line of credit."
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