Facing dozens of objections to a controversial bankruptcy reorganization plan, the trustee overseeing Scott Rothstein’s defunct law firm altered the plan to scale back TD Bank’s role after confirmation.
But the 11th-hour compromise was not enough to win over objectors, who say they won’t support any plan that includes a bar order for litigation against a bank that once counted Rothstein as a major customer and handled much of the money generated by his Ponzi scheme.
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