The Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog asked a court to reject all bills for an attorney who worked for Carl Icahn’s after-market auto parts chain, citing her failure to disclose she was in a secret relationship with a judge who mediated the case.
Bankruptcy attorney Elizabeth Freeman’s requests for nearly $258,000 in fees and expenses for work she did on IEH Auto Parts Holding LLC should be rejected due to her violation of disclosure, ethical, and fiduciary obligations, the US Trustee’s office said in an objection Monday to Judge Christopher Lopez of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of ...
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