Dewey & LeBoeuf Case Should Be Mostly Unsealed, D.A. Says
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A criminal case against three former Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP executives should be mostly unsealed, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said, a move that may reveal the identities of seven employees who have already pleaded guilty.
The former executives were charged by Vance’s office this month with a “blatant” $200 million fraud that led to the largest law firm bankruptcy in history. The names of seven other employees who pleaded guilty weren’t disclosed. The New York Times sought to unseal parts of the case to reveal their identities.