Mark Thompson / September 19, 2014
(CN) – A real estate mogul whose hotel chain went bankrupt cannot pin his loss on his lawyers, a New York appeals court ruled. David Lichtenstein retained the law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher to help extricate him from an investment in Extended Stay Inc., which he and a consortium of investors acquired in 2007 for
(CN) – A real estate mogul whose hotel chain went bankrupt cannot pin his loss on his lawyers, a New York appeals court ruled. David Lichtenstein retained the law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher to help extricate him from an investment in Extended Stay Inc., which he and a consortium of investors acquired in 2007 for
(CN) – A real estate mogul whose hotel chain went bankrupt cannot pin his loss on his lawyers, a New York appeals court ruled. David Lichtenstein retained the law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher to help extricate him from an investment in Extended Stay Inc., which he and a consortium of investors acquired in 2007 for
(CN) – A real estate mogul whose hotel chain went bankrupt cannot pin his loss on his lawyers, a New York appeals court ruled. David Lichtenstein retained the law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher to help extricate him from an investment in Extended Stay Inc., which he and a consortium of investors acquired in 2007 for
(CN) – A real estate mogul whose hotel chain went bankrupt cannot pin his loss on his lawyers, a New York appeals court ruled. David Lichtenstein retained the law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher to help extricate him from an investment in Extended Stay Inc., which he and a consortium of investors acquired in 2007 for