Bankruptcy attorneys representing two of the criminally charged former Dewey & LeBoeuf leaders lost a bid to stay discovery of a trustee and a creditor’s suit against their clients, as Southern District Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn made his intent clear Thursday.
“I’m not going to wait three years for a criminal case to be disposed of” while civil cases in the bankruptcy court sit, Glenn said. “It seems to me discovery should move forward.”
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