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An inside view of Chrysler (and GM)

posted by Stephen Lubben

Corrine Ball has a post today offering her insights on the automotive cases, which she was involved in as lead counsel for Chrysler. Not surprisingly, she and I share similar views about the cases and the arguments that have been made against them. In short, the critics often forget the line between policy dispute and bankruptcy law.

October 12, 2009 at 10:36 AM in Corporate Bankruptcy

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