Legal fees skyrocket in high-profile crypto bankruptcies
High-profile bankruptcy cases have become a lucrative goldmine for two major law firms involved in the legal proceedings: Sullivan and Cromwell and Kirkland and Ellis. Go to Source
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High-profile bankruptcy cases have become a lucrative goldmine for two major law firms involved in the legal proceedings: Sullivan and Cromwell and Kirkland and Ellis. Go to Source
The reimbursement expenses for FTX’s massive team of legal professionals are just as exorbitant in February as they were the previous month. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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