Voyager Creditors Charged $5.1 Million for Legal Services Between March-May
A crypto platform Voyager filed for bankruptcy a year ago, in July 2022, due to substantial losses caused by the bear market and the collapse of the Terra blockchain. In the aftermath, the company’s creditors requested t...
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In the aftermath, the company’s creditors requested the return of their assets. However, the legal fees kept stacking, leading them to a total amount of $16.4 million....
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