Halliwells is set to lose its last equity partner in London, with outgoing City corporate recovery head David Grant turning to Herbert Smith for advice relating to a potential dispute with the firm over exit terms. The news comes as it emerges that Halliwells is seeking a multimillion-pound loan in order to pay its January 2010 tax bill.
January 27, 2010 at 07:04 PM
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Halliwells is set to lose its last equity partner in London, with outgoing City corporate recovery head David Grant turning to Herbert Smith for advice relating to a potential dispute with the firm over exit terms.
The news comes as it emerges that Halliwells is seeking a multimillion-pound loan in order to pay its January 2010 tax bill.
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