California. Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
The Judge handling Heller Ehrman’s bankruptcy has apparently denied Heller’s shareholder’s motion to pay the firm’s malpractice insurance premium.
We’re stunned there’s someone in the judicial system they haven’t corrupted. And of course amused that instead of digging into the creditor’s pockets for cash to pay the premium Heller Shareholders will just have to dig into their own. Of course, if they are short they can always appeal to Marcia Hatch’s money laundering / narcotics trafficking client for loans. See [ATL], herein.
We wonder… do insurance companies accept big bags of cash?
