Two weeks before a judge decides whether to confirm the bankruptcy plan of Dewey & LeBoeuf, several of the law firm's former partners have objected to the proposal and accused former management of fraudulent conduct, the New York Times DealBook blog reported on Friday. Six one-time Dewey partners filed legal papers this week urging a judge to reject the plan, which outlines how the defunct firm intends to pay back its creditors. A hearing before Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn is scheduled for Feb. 27.
