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Law firm sues bankrupt crypto company's committee over fees

Alp Gasimov

Partner

Feb 18, 2026 7:25 PMPublished Feb 18, 2026 7:25 PM

A special board committee, overseeing a bankrupt company's reorganization, orchestrated a "scorched-earth" effort to delay an $11M legal fee, going so far as to publicly accuse its former counsel of malpractice and breach of duties—claims the law firm calls "baseless" and cost them $1.5M to defend, despite a judge approving the fee. Is this the standard of conduct we expect from committees in bankruptcy?
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Law firm sues the bankrupt crypto firm Rhodium Enterprises' board committee and investor group.

www.thestreet.comLaw firm sues bankrupt crypto company's committee over feesLaw firm sues the bankrupt crypto firm Rhodium Enterprises' board committee and investor group.

Riot Platforms •Crypto Exchange Bankruptcy •Bitcoin Mining •Chapter 11 •U.S. Bankruptcy Court •Bankruptcy

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