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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2016

September ABI Journal Includes Article From Scott K. Brown

The current issue of the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal includes the article, "Don't Hate Me for Being Critical, Critical Thoughts about Critical Vendors"...

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PHOENIX – The current issue of the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal includes the article, “Don’t Hate Me for Being Critical, Critical Thoughts about Critical Vendors,” authored by attorney Scott K. Brown of Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP.

A partner in the firm’s bankruptcy team in Phoenix, Brown is a frequent author and speaker on bankruptcy topics. His article is a humorous look at the process by which debtors may deem a creditor is “critical” vs. “uncritical” thus increasing the potential for obtaining relief through the courts.

“Before you knew it, courts were denying the love to all but the ‘very most’ critical vendors,” writes Brown. “For some reason, it takes some time for a debtor to build credibility, notwithstanding all of those declarations filed under oath at the beginning of a case.”

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