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FGS Global is providing issues management and communications counsel to Argentina regarding litigation that is handled by Sullivan & Cromwell.
The self-described “world’s leading stakeholder strategy firm” needs to obtain instructions from Argentina or Sullivan & Cromwell before undertaking any work, according to its contract.
FGS received a non-refundable $60K fee for the first 30 days of representation beginning May 22.
On Day 31, it will be on an hourly rate basis. The rate for a partner with four years of experience is set at $1,310, a first-year associate bills at $340, while an intern fee is $150.
Paul Holmes, FGS vice chair & partner; and Barney Gimbel, partner, handle the effort for Argentina’s Ministry of Economy.
KKR owns FGS.
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