June 24, 2013
New York Law Journal–Corporate Restructuring and Bankruptcy Special Section
Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh co-authored an article describing creative efforts to circumvent the Bankruptcy Code’s prohibition against excessive severance payments. View
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