Clive Palmer, founder of the now-defunct Queensland Nickel mining company, has been pushing for The Australian Supreme Court to toss the remaining $100MM in creditor claims against him, saying liquidators are only pursuing more money to pay out exorbitant fees to litigation funder Vannin Capital. But FTI Consulting, the General Purpose Liquidators, has shot back that Vannin's fees are ordinary, and even the judge overhearing the case has said she is 'not alarmed' by Vannin's fee structure. The post Supreme Court 'Not Alarmed' by Vannin Capital's Fees in Queensland Nickel Claim appeared first on Litigation Finance Journal.