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Former Stroock Partner Must Take Retirement Claim to Arbitration
Stroock Aims to Force Arbitration in Ex-Partner's Retirement Benefits Suit
Stroock & Stroock & Losin': Firm's Typo Costs Client $16 Million
Stroock Offers Incoming Associates $75,000 to Reject Job Offer
The latest law firm to catch a ride on the associate deferral bus is Stroock & Stroock & Lavan -- but Stroock's plan has a unique twist: The firm is offering students the option to take the money and run. Students who agree to sever ties and not join the firm at all will get a $75,000 payout. Stroock would make two lump sum payments, the first in September and the second in January of next year. But here's the catch: New hires must decide on this option now.Arbitrator Orders Ex-Partner to Pay Stroock's $163K Legal Tab in Retirement Pay Fight
Stroock bankruptcy group joins O'Melveny & Myers
O'Melveny & Myers has recruited a four-partner bankruptcy practice from Stroock & Stroock & Lavan. The practice is led by Michael J. Sage, who will be co-head of O'Melveny's restructuring group. O'Melveny's move comes just one day after Cravath, Swaine & Moore announced it was launching a bankruptcy practice with the recruitment of partner Richard Levin from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.Arbitrator Denies Retirement Benefits to Former Stroock Partner
A New York arbitrator ruled that Michael Perlis is not entitled to retirement benefits under the firm's partnership agreement because he continues to practice law at a competing firm and that the ex-partner must pay Stroock $163,643 in attorney fees.Ex-Stroock Partner Sues Firm Over Retirement Benefits
A prominent Los Angeles securities litigator is suing his longtime former firm, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, for allegedly denying him retirement benefits to which he believes he is entitled.Condo Buyers Win 2nd Circuit Round in Bid to Exploit Typo
Condominium buyers who seized on what has been described as a typo in offering documents by a Stroock & Stroock & Lavan lawyer Thursday won a round in the fight to recoup their deposits.Stroock Wins More Time on Order to Release $16 Million of Clients' Money Over Typo
Stroock & Stroock & Levan and its developer clients won a reprieve this week on Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's bid to force the firm to release some $16 million from an escrow account for a 41-story luxury condominium project on the Hudson River in Manhattan.Trending Stories
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