Former Cobbetts partners who moved to DWF in last year's pre-pack deal may be asked to partially fund distribution payments to creditors, Legal Week understands. KPMG - which is handling the administration of the collapsed law firm -
January 10, 2014 at 03:27 AM
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Former Cobbetts partners who moved to DWF in last year’s pre-pack deal may be asked to partially fund distribution payments to creditors, Legal Week understands.
KPMG – which is handling the Cobbetts administration – refused to rule out the possibility the partners will have to fork out to resolve the collapsed firm’s outstanding debts.
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