April 16, 2026
A lender of the insolvent owner of the historic New York County Lawyers Association Building in Manhattan accused the owner of violating a Chapter 11 settlement and asked a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to reinstate its $29 million claim in full.
November 22, 2024
A New Jersey bankruptcy judge on Friday sided with a lender of the insolvent owner of the historic New York County Lawyers Association Building in Manhattan, ordering that a Chapter 11 trustee take over the property owner's bankruptcy cases.
April 08, 2024
A New Jersey bankruptcy judge on Monday ordered mediation for two Chapter 11 cases tied to the owner of the historic New York County Lawyers Association Building in Manhattan, naming longtime bankruptcy lawyer Albert Togut to referee the process.
March 29, 2024
The company that controls the historic New York County Lawyers Association Building in Manhattan has asked a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to reject a lender's motion to dismiss its Chapter 11 proceedings, asserting that the cases were not merely filed to halt a foreclosure sale.
February 28, 2024
The company that controls the historic New York County Lawyers Association Building in Manhattan petitioned a New Jersey bankruptcy court for Chapter 11 protection Wednesday, estimating between $50 million and $100 million in debt, as it faces in New York a roughly $28 million lawsuit leveled by a mortgage lender.