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Hedge funds pick Quinn Emanuel and Boies in multi-million dispute with Indian car parts maker

Hedge funds pick Quinn Emanuel and Boies in multi-million dispute with Indian car parts maker
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9 September 2015

Litigation powerhouses Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan and Boies, Schiller & Flexner, have been selected by hedge funds who purchased bonds issued by India’s Castex Technologies to prepare for a $200m dispute in the English courts.

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