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Firm Secures Eight-Figure Settlement in Malpractice Action

Press Release – Fleischman Bonner & Rocco secured a high eight-figure settlement in a legal malpractice action against a prominent Big Law firm on behalf of its client, a Fortune Global 500 multinational manufacturer.

Wed Apr 6, 12:00pm Share on Social Media

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First Department Unanimously Affirms Dismissal in Wrongful Death Action

Order – The First Department Appellate Division unanimously affirmed the dismissal of a wrongful death action argued by Fleischman Bonner & Rocco, LLP Partner Keith M. Fleischman in Tamara M. Harris v. Bernice L. Harris, et al., Index No. 23875/18E, Case No. 2020-03593. The decision, affirming an earlier FBR LLP […]

Tue Mar 1, 12:00pm Share on Social Media

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Bankruptcy Court Approves Settlement Agreement for Energy Company

Order – The Hon. Christopher S. Sontchi approved a settlement between NextEra Energy, Inc., the EFH Plan Administrator Board, UMB Bank, N.A., Elliott Associates, L.P., Elliott International, L.P., and the Liverpool Limited Partnership in the District of Delaware matter captioned In re Energy Future Holdings Corp., et al., Case No. […]

Thu Sep 9, 12:00pm Share on Social Media

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Ellenoff Grossman Sued For Malpractice Twice In Six Weeks

Law360 – For the second time in just six weeks, Mid-Law firm Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP has been sued for alleged malpractice, this time by consulting group Celtic Asset & Equity Partners, which accuses the firm of negligence and having a conflict of interest in a blank-check business deal […]

Tue Apr 13, 4:50pm Share on Social Media

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NextEra May Seek Disgorgement For $60M EFH Ch. 11 Claim

Law360 – NextEra Energy Inc. told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday that it may seek to recover a $60 million administrative expense fee from unsecured creditors of former debtor Energy Future Holdings after an appeals court said NextEra may be entitled to the previously denied claim.

Fri Mar 26, 6:21pm Share on Social Media

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3rd Circ. Sends NextEra’s $60M Claim Request Back To Del.

Law360 – The Third Circuit sent a dispute over a $60 million Chapter 11 expense claim sought by NextEra Energy Inc. back to Delaware bankruptcy court, saying its scuttled attempt to purchase the assets of bankrupt Energy Future Holdings Corp. nevertheless provided benefits to the estate worthy of compensation.

Tue Mar 16, 7:26pm Share on Social Media