One way to measure the scale of the fallout from the collapse of Enron is to phone major law firms in the US to try to get on-the-record comment about what has happened.
Never usually shy with opinions, many lawyers are reluctant to talk about the scandal. The reason is that almost anyone who is anyone in the US legal world is working on one aspect or another of the Enron case.
A partner in a mid-size Washington DC firm acting for a group of Enron creditors says: “There are a lot of sophisticated financial institutions out there who are not very happy.
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