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Legal bills push Gordon Ramsay into loss
Legal bills of £2.3m in the year to August 31 took celebrity chef onto the verge of a pre-tax loss, with a bad lease cost dragging the business into the black with a final loss of £6.4m.
Kavalake has found itself involved in a series of legal issues. Hyena Reality
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Kavalake, the holding company for the UK-based restaurant business, has been involved in a series of legal issues. It has now launched a claim against its legal advisers who had drawn up the lease. Other legal costs related to a settlement with the former chief executive, Chris Hutcheson, who is also his father-in-law, and with whom he fell out. Source: Financial Times
