Partners from practice areas like restructuring, construction, banking, corporate and commercial to be drawn into Carillion insolvency
January 16, 2018 at 11:01 AM
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The collapse of construction and services giant Carillion is set to keep dozens of lawyers across practices ranging from restructuring, to litigation and employment busy for years to come, according to partners.
The Wolverhampton-based company filed for compulsory liquidation yesterday (15 January), after last-ditch rescue talks with lenders failed.
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