MPs lay the blame for the collapse of the high street stalwart squarely at the feet of Sir Philip Green
July 25, 2016 at 07:45 AM
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Olswang and Linklaters have been criticised for the “cursory nature” of their checks into Dominic Chappell, the director of Retail Acquisitions Limited (RAL), which took over BHS last year prior to its collapse. In the Parliamentary Select Committee report into the collapse of the retailer, the firms were criticised for the checks they carried out into Chappell, a bankrupt with no retail background.
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