Legal and accounting fees for the bankruptcy process have already topped $500 million and are expected to hit $1 billion for the failed energy giant. (Eric Berger, Houston Chronicle, Nov. 14)(see also Jun. 29).
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on November 26, 2003
Legal and accounting fees for the bankruptcy process have already topped $500 million and are expected to hit $1 billion for the failed energy giant. (Eric Berger, Houston Chronicle, Nov. 14)(see also Jun. 29).
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