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Brett McKay | 09 Aug 07 | Blogging

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Glen on 09.08.2007 at 18:17 (Reply)

Have you thought about a post regarding the anticipated surge of bankruptcy filings? And how that migth affect or influence law students or people in general?

I’ve spent some time thinking about this supposed rush of bankruptcies, trying to reconcile within my own mind why or how a person can get to the point of needing bankruptcy relief. I just can’t figure it out.

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