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Bankruptcy Basics for Business Lawyers

$50.00

1.0 General

Maximum Cert. 1.0 Business Litigation

During this presentation on Bankruptcy Basics you’ll learn about the new Subchapter V of Ch. 11 Bankruptcy, the effects on and consequences to the company’s principals and other types of Bankruptcies and alternatives to Bankruptcy.

Expires 04/30/2023

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