Law firms are turning Newton's views on gravity upside down, seeing a rise in a practice area that plummeted during the recession: real estate finance.
February 22, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Law firms are turning Newton’s views on gravity upside down, seeing a rise in a practice area that plummeted during the recession: real estate finance.
In fact, it may be the best of both worlds as firms are working on a new round of debt restructurings for troubled companies whose loans are reaching maturity while at the same time helping clients in an increasingly robust deal market.
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