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Article: Retirees go after Arter for benefits.(News)(Arter & Hadden L.L.P.)

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October 20, 2003
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Byline: RYAN CORNELL

Just when it seemed the drama surrounding the collapse of Cleveland law firm Arter & Hadden LLP had subsided, the story has taken another twist.

Four Arter & Hadden retirees this month filed an involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition against the firm in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Cleveland. The goal of the Chapter 7 filing is to recoup what the retirees say are unpaid retirement benefits.

"All four of my clients are retired lawyers from Arter & Hadden or firms it acquired,'' said Robert Bernstein, an attorney with the Bernstein Law Firm in Pittsburgh who represents the retirees.

Mr. Bernstein said his clients ...

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