Once again, prosecutors are aiming to persuade a Manhattan jury that top executives at Dewey & LeBoeuf lied to investors and lenders about the firm’s financial condition before the firm’s implosion nearly five years ago.
After a mistrial was declared against indicted Dewey executives in 2015, prosecutors at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and their adversaries will finally return to court on Monday for jury selection.
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