New York Law Journal
...A recent wave of high profile Chapter 9 bankruptcy...bond obligations. This year, the cities of Stockton and San Bernardino...
...instrumentalities, like cities and counties...the issuance of public debt...Ala., and Harrisburg, Pa., are reminders...
...The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit...of electricity in New York City. Foreign...
New York Law Journal
...2010BEFORE: SLOVITER, GREENAWAY, JR., and GREENBERG, Circuit JudgesOPINION OF THE COURTI. INTRODUCTIONThis matter comes on before this...
New York Law Journal
...involves the application of the Fourteenth Amendment...Pennsylvania law, 53 Pa. Stat. § 46190...an area of Harrisburg covering the Attorney...
...Although the number of large corporate chapter 11 filings fell dramatically in 2010, there certainly was...
New York Law Journal
... , Circuit JudgesOPINION OF THE COURTWe are...commutation of sentences and pardons. . . ." Pa. Const. art. IV, § 9...
...that cities (Harrisburg, Pa.) and counties (Jefferson County, Ala.) are considering bankruptcy filings.2 The dire financial condition of municipalities...
...Chadbourne Partner to Lead Venture Capital Team The former chair of Fish & Richardson's venture and technology group moved to Chadbourne &...
...S. COURT OF APPEALS...
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