Three law firms that represented creditor groups in contentious negotiations to restructure $65 billion of Argentine sovereign debt will be paid for their services via newly issued 2029 bonds from the South American country.

Clifford Chance, White & Case and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan will split evenly $29 million worth of the country’s new bonds to cover the creditor groups’ legal fees and expenses, according to a prospectus filed in August with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.