Former partners at defunct law firm Halliwells have been issued with details of new potential claims, after the firm's joint administrators at BDO sent out letters detailing possible action they may bring. BDO administrator Dermot Power sent a letter last week (26 October), warning the ex-partners that they may face proceedings relating to a number of claims including repayment of overdrawings, unpaid capital contributions and breach of duty.
November 01, 2010 at 10:03 AM
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Former partners at defunct law firm Halliwells have been issued with details of new potential claims, after the firm’s joint administrators at BDO sent out letters detailing possible action they may bring.
BDO administrator Dermot Power sent a letter last week (26 October), warning the ex-partners that they may face proceedings relating to a number of claims including repayment of overdrawings, unpaid capital contributions and breach of duty.
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