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...
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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