FTI Consulting's Daniel Woodhouse.
Choosing to suspend activities undertaken by a specialist contractor can create risks of the personal liability kind for administrators, as three FTI Consulting operatives discovered shortly after being appointed to Savannah Nickel Mines Pty Ltd (Savannah) in December last year.
"The plaintiffs do not dispute that the amounts claimed in respect of suspension costs by the defendant, including the rise and fall component, are payable by the Company, but deny that . . .
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