Dallas firm Jenkens & Gilchrist closed its doors more than two years ago, but despite a $4 million courthouse win late last month in a battle over fees with an old client, the firm won’t be ready to close the books until next year at the earliest.
“I would be a little surprised to see things wrapped up before 2010, and then it just depends,” says Roger Hayse, a former executive at Jenkens who returned to take the job of president of the firm as it liquidates. “Trying to guess when it’s going to end is very, very difficult.”
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