A creditors committee in the bankruptcy case of defunct law firm Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler unsuccessfully tried Thursday to block salary paymentsto three employees in the wake of founder Scott Rothstein’s alleged $1.2 billion fraud.
The committee’s attorney opposed paying CFO Irene Stay and billing agent Aimee Villegas because of their possible involvement in the alleged Ponzi scheme. An objection also covered assistant managing shareholder Grant Smith for lack of financial hardship.
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