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There are so many struggling technology companies that it seems pretty simple for healthier ones to buy them up. But tech lawyers are finding that buying bankrupt, or nearly bankrupt, companies requires an artful approach and packs a wide range of risks. Should you rescue a struggling target or starve it out? And if starvation is the plan, M&A teams must count on the expertise of bankruptcy lawyers to help out.
November 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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