FTX bankruptcy will be ‘very expensive’ but for a reason: Auditor
The more than $200 million in legal fees charged in the first months of FTX’s bankruptcy have been examined by an auditor, who describes them as remarkable fees for remarkable service.
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The more than $200 million in legal fees charged in the first months of FTX’s bankruptcy have been examined by an auditor, who describes them as remarkable fees for remarkable service.
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