As Congress and the Treasury Department debate at the macro level over how or whether to help the troubled auto industry, attorneys representing car dealerships are seeing clients close their doors one by one.
November 17, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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As Congress and the Treasury Department debate at the macro level over how or whether to help the troubled auto industry, attorneys representing car dealerships are seeing clients close their doors one by one.
Others are quickly brushing up on labor, employee benefits, bankruptcy and regulatory law as they work to save their clients from liquidation.
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