Simpson Thacher & Bartlett has overbilled the federal government nearly $100,000 for work related to the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Troubled Asset Relief Program, according to a special inspector general’s report released Wednesday.
The so-called SIGTARP’s latest quarterly report to Congress which also details the TARPrelated fees paid to 12 other Am Law 200 firms comes the same week as the publication of a new book in which the four-year-old program’s first special inspector general, Neil Barofsky, chronicles what he says was a failure by regulators to curtail Wall Street’s excesses.
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