National Audit Office report sheds light on expected fees for advice on high-profile insolvency
June 07, 2018 at 06:04 AM
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Dentons took home £100,000 in fees for nine months of advice to the Cabinet Office on the collapse of Carillion, it has emerged, as a new report reveals that law firms are expected to earn a total of £20m for their work on the construction giant’s insolvency.
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