The firm and its former London-based head of white collar crime are already set to spend $55 million on legal costs defending a separate case against the ENRC.
April 22, 2021 at 07:37 AM
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Dechert and its partners involved in two ongoing torture cases in the Middle East have estimated that their own legal costs in defending the claims could hit around $15 million, documents show.
The law firm and its former London-based head of white-collar Neil Gerrard, who retired from the partnership at the end of 2020, are facing two claims from two imprisoned individuals.
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