Ernst & Young Set to Move QuadrigaCX’s Case from Halifax to Toronto  

Ernst & Young Set to Move QuadrigaCX’s Case from Halifax to Toronto  
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2019-8-30 23:00

In line with Halifax’s request, Ernst & Young, a “Big Four” multinational professional services firm in charge of QuadrigaCX’s court proceedings has asked a Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge to transfer the case to Toronto, to save costs, according to a local news source, The Star on August 28, 2019.

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