Scots firm Semple Fraser is set to go into administration after being hit hard by the downturn and a drop-off in work in its key areas of corporate, property and construction. The firm today (6 March) confirmed it has filed notice of intention to appoint an administrator, with administration described as "the only option."
March 06, 2013 at 08:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Scots firm Semple Fraser is set to go into administration after being hit hard by the downturn and a drop-off in work in its key areas of corporate, property and construction.
The firm today (6 March) confirmed it has filed notice of intention to appoint an administrator, with administration described as “the only option.”
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