Two national firms are among those sharing millions of pounds of legal fees for their advice on administrations of high street chains.
April 16, 2019 at 05:22 AM
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Firms including Addleshaw Goddard and Pinsent Masons are continuing to amass fees from recent corporate collapses as the retail sector struggles, recent reports show.
The collapse of high street stalwarts HMV and Patisserie Valerie as well as that of energy broker Utilitywise have generated £2.13 million in legal fees, according to recent administrators reports.
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