FTX Bankruptcy Advisers bill $38M for January. Special Counsel involved.

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FTX's bankruptcy has various professionals working including lawyers, bankers, consultants and financial advisers.

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In January, the team of professionals handling the FTX bankruptcy case charged a total of $38 million plus expenses, as reported by the court.

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The bankruptcy administrators have hired Sullivan & Cromwell as their counsel, while Quinn Emmanuel Urquhart & Sullivan and Landis Rath & Cobb have been appointed as special counsel for the proceedings.

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FTX engaged AlixPartners to perform forensic analysis on the DeFi products and tokens they hold. The primary objective of this engagement was to accomplish this goal.

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To determine which assets of FTX could be sold, financial services firms Alvarez & Marsal and Perella Weinberg Partners were hired to review and sort through its accounting records.

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The court filings reveal that Sullivan & Cromwell charged $16.8 million for January, while Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan and Landis Rath & Cobb billed $1.4 million and $663,995, respectively.

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With more than 180 lawyers and 50 non-lawyer staff, including paralegals, the three firms have formed a substantial team to work on the case.

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In January, Sullivan & Cromwell's lawyers and staff billed a total of 14,569 hours, with the majority of time spent on discovery, followed by asset disposition and asset analysis and recovery, as per court filings.

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