According to court documents, the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, which handled the FTX bankruptcy case, the litigation special counsel Quinn Emmanuel Urquhart & Sullivan and Landis Rath & Cobb, and the consulting firm AlixPartners (which conducts forensic analysis of DeFi products and tokens owned by FTX), among others A total of $38 million was collected in January. Among them, Sullivan & Cromwell, which was responsible for the discovery of disposition assets and asset analysis and recovery, cost $16.8 million (14569 hours) in January; Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan cost $1.4 million; The three law firms have more than 180 attorneys working on the case and more than 50 non-lawyer personnel (such as paralegals).