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Bankruptcy Practices Using Slowdown to Restructure, Sniff Out Distressed Sectors

Bankruptcy practice leaders admittedly have some time on their hands, which they're using to sniff out insolvency in distressed sectors and market their services to existing and potential clients.

6 minute read February 01, 2022 at 12:01 AM
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Dan Roe
Bankruptcy Practices Using Slowdown to Restructure, Sniff Out Distressed Sectors

While most of the Am Law 100 reveled in a year of M&A and real estate-driven profits, spare a thought for the bankruptcy lawyers, who didn't have such a great 2021.

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