NEW YORK — Advisers working on the Dewey & LeBoeuf bankruptcy endured a round of criticism on January 24 from the judge overseeing the defunct firm’s Chapter 11 case.

Taxi rides around New York, pricey hotel stays and vague time entries all got cut as U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn approved preliminary fee requests from a dozen law firms, accounting shops and other advisory outfits.

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