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Abrams v. DLA Piper US LLP
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October 22, 2015
DLA Piper Exits Suit Over Bankrupt Hospital's LBO
A trustee for Indiana-based Heartland Memorial Hospital LLC on Wednesday agreed to drop a breach of fiduciary duty suit alleging DLA Piper helped insiders loot the health care system during a leveraged buyout that left it insolvent.
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July 10, 2014
DLA Piper Can't Duck Hospital's Claims About Dodgy LBO
A federal judge on Wednesday refused to throw out breach of fiduciary duty claims leveled against DLA Piper by the trustee for Indiana-based Heartland Memorial Hospital LLC alleging that the firm helped insiders loot the health care system during a leveraged buyout that left it insolvent.
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June 13, 2013
DLA Piper Shakes Malpractice Claim In Broke Hospital's Suit
An Indiana federal judge on Wednesday threw out legal malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty claims against DLA Piper in a suit over the firm's role in a 2006 leveraged buyout that allegedly left Heartland Memorial Hospital LLC insolvent.
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May 15, 2012
Suit Over DLA Piper Fees Will Stay In Bankruptcy Court
An Indiana federal judge on Tuesday refused to take on a case from bankruptcy court seeking to claw back $1.3 million in fees that DLA Piper LLP earned advising on a 2006 leveraged buyout that allegedly left Heartland Memorial Hospital LLC insolvent.