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When Worlds Collide

The first part of this article discussed the collision of the bankruptcy and public finance worlds, and the damage caused to bondholders and their respective professionals. The discussion concludes herein with a look at two additional rulings.

33 minute read May 24, 2013 at 10:36 AM
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Karen Grande, John Whitlock, Steven B. Smith And Theodore Orson
When Worlds Collide

The first part of this article discussed the collision of the bankruptcy and public finance worlds, and the damage caused to bondholders and their respective professionals in the case of In re Las Vegas Monorail Company, 429 B.R. 317 (Bankr.

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