Law360 (October 22, 2007, 12:00 AM EDT) -- Several of the 2005 amendments to the Bankruptcy Code have essentially told the bankruptcy courts that they cannot be trusted to administer Chapter 11 cases, say Paul Hastings' Richard A. Chesley and Paul E. Harner in our series of chats with high-profile bankruptcy lawyers.
Q. What’s the most challenging bankruptcy you’ve worked on, and why?
A. Without question, the National Century Financial Enterprises Chapter 11 cases. Prior to its bankruptcy filing, National Century was the largest health care receivables financer in the United States and was...
Q&A With Paul Hastings' Richard A. Chesley And Paul E. Harner
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