When Breaking Up Is Hard, Call A Partition Referee

05.24.2016

Byron Moldo, partner in the Bankruptcy and Reorganization department, pens the article "When Breaking Up is Hard, Call A Partition Referee," for Law360.

In this article, Moldo brings perspective to an issue we unfortunately hear about all too often, but don't always know the right person to call. A partnership dissolves a business, parties are forced to part with property, or a marriage breaks up, and one party is "too damned stubborn (or wealthy) to try to work things out." In comes the partition referee. A court appointed superhero who pushes past all of the stubbornness, implements the court’s orders and gets things done. Not a job for the faint of heart.    

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