Quinns and their lawyers part ways as court battle with IBRC rages on

Lawyers for the Quinn family have applied to stop representing them in their ongoing legal battle with the IBRC.

Quinns and their lawyers part ways as court battle with IBRC rages on
Sat, 01 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
John Walsh, Business Correspondent

Dublin law firm Eversheds has been representing the Quinn family for the past 18 months in their increasingly bitter court saga with IBRC, formerly Anglo Irish Bank, over unpaid billions in loans.

IBRC is looking to recover roughly €2.8bn extended to the Quinn family and the Quinn group of companies.

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