Former leaders of Dewey & LeBoeuf who are facing criminal charges have been granted limited access to the firm’s accounting system as they prepare for a trial anticipated to start early next year.
The Dewey estate previously granted limited access to the firm’s accounting system to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, which alleges Steven Davis, Stephen DiCarmine, Joel Sanders and Zachary Warren helped orchestrate a massive fraud that contributed to the firm’s bankruptcy.
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