Lovells has taken the lead role on the administration of off-licence retail chain First Quench Retailing, the parent company of Threshers and Wine Rack. The company went into administration today (30 September) after weeks of speculation, putting more than 6,000 jobs at risk across the company's network of stores.
October 30, 2009 at 09:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Lovells has taken the lead role on the administration of off-licence retail chain First Quench Retailing, the parent company of Threshers and Wine Rack.
The company went into administration yesterday (29 October) after weeks of speculation, putting more than 6,000 jobs at risk across the company’s network of stores.
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