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Alix v. McKinsey & Co., Inc. et al
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1:18-cv-04141
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July 03, 2024
McKinsey Can Exit Rival's Bankruptcy Conflicts RICO Suit
A Manhattan federal judge Wednesday tossed a lawsuit brought by the founder of turnaround consultant AlixPartners accusing rival McKinsey & Co. of intentionally failing to disclose disqualifying conflicts of interest in big bankruptcy cases, saying the founder doesn't have standing to sue under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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December 08, 2023
McKinsey Rival Wants Out Of Exec's Defamation Countersuit
Turnaround consultant AlixPartners has asked a New York federal judge to dismiss defamation counterclaims against it in its founder's long-running suit accusing McKinsey & Co. of intentionally failing to disclose disqualifying conflicts of interest in big bankruptcy cases.
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July 06, 2020
NY Judge Leaves McKinsey Critic Stuck In Dismissal 'Trap'
Turnaround pro Jay Alix remains stuck in a "finality trap" that may prevent him from appealing a New York federal judge's dismissal of RICO claims against McKinsey & Co., as the judge said Monday that Alix didn't deserve a way out of a trap he himself laid.
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August 19, 2019
McKinsey Critic Can't Prevail On RICO Claims, Judge Rules
Turnaround pro Jay Alix has suffered another setback in his yearslong crusade against McKinsey & Co. over perceived failures to reveal conflicts of interest in its bankruptcy work, as a New York federal judge said Alix's allegations were "concerning," but nonetheless threw out his RICO claims.
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November 30, 2018
McKinsey Critic Aims To Keep RICO Suit Alive As Feud Grows
A federal racketeering suit accusing McKinsey & Co. of failing to disclose conflicts of interest in several Chapter 11 cases should not be dismissed, Jay Alix, a fierce critic and competitor of the global consulting firm said this week, pushing forward a multipronged feud.
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July 31, 2018
McKinsey Aims To Dismiss RICO Suit Over Ch. 11 Disclosures
Global consulting firm McKinsey & Co. on Monday asked a New York federal court to dismiss a racketeering action brought against it by the founder of a rival company, saying he has escalated a dispute over bankruptcy disclosure rules into a "baseless and reckless" lawsuit.
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May 09, 2018
McKinsey Critic Alleges False Ch. 11 Disclosures In RICO Suit
A rival of McKinsey & Co. hit the global advisory firm with a lawsuit Wednesday in New York federal court for alleged racketeering violations, accusing McKinsey of intentionally failing to disclose disqualifying conflicts of interest in big bankruptcy cases.