Legal Week reports
March 20, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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Osborne Clarke is facing the loss of thousands of pounds in unpaid fees and £500,000 per year of regular work following the administration of property client Carter Commercial Developments.
The property development company went into administration late last summer and was unable to pay about £300,000 worth of legal bills to the Bristol-based firm.
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