BDO has applied to be appointed as liquidator of defunct law firm Halliwells, with the organisation, currently Halliwells’ administrator, taking the first steps towards liquidating the failed firm’s limited liability partnership (LLP). BDO expects a decision on its application in the New Year but CMS Cameron McKenna issued a letter on behalf of the company last month stating BDO’s intention to terminate its appointment as administrator and to instead become the failed firm’s liquidator.
December 07, 2011 at 10:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
BDO has applied to be appointed as liquidator of defunct law firm Halliwells, with the organisation, currently Halliwells’ administrator, taking the first steps towards liquidating the failed firm’s limited liability partnership (LLP).
BDO expects a decision on its application in the New Year but CMS Cameron McKenna issued a letter on behalf of the company last month stating BDO’s intention to terminate its appointment as administrator and to instead become the failed firm’s liquidator.
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