The sprawling legal saga spawned by the breakup of TransPerfect Global Inc. and its founding couple crept closer to a conclusion, when the Delaware Chancery Court’s outgoing chief handed $3.2 million in fees to the attorney appointed to run the company’s forced sale after a groundbreaking ruling.
Chancellor Andre Bouchard ordered the company to pay $1.9 million and its principal owner to pay another $1.1 million in fees to Robert Pincus, a former Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP partner. Pincus will also get $187,000 from an escrow account set up to cover TransPerfect’s court costs.
Although the issue ...
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