When Cities Go Broke: Is Chapter 9 Municipal Bankruptcy a Viable Solution to Municipal Insolvency?
Speakers include:
- Former Justice Robert Flanders of the Rhode Island Supreme Court
(State Appointed Receiver to the city of Central Falls in their 2010 bankruptcy filing)
- Chief Judge Christopher Klein of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of California
(overseer of the 2012 Stockton, CA bankruptcy)
- Phil Batchelor, Vallejo, CA, Turnaround Manager
(responsible for helping the city of Vallejo, CA to successfully exit bankruptcy in 2011)
- Representative Al Pscholka of Michigan
(Sponsor of Michigan’s controversial Emergency Financial Manager Law)
- Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson of Gary, IN
(Mayor Freeman-Wilson will speak about the fiscal challenges facing the city of Gary, as well as
so many others around the nation)
Date: Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Time (local time): 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Credit hours: 5.0 CLE (pending)
Cost: $75.00
Location: McCartan Courtroom
Eck Hall of Law, Notre Dame Law School, Notre Dame 46556
Provider: University of Notre Dame Journal of Legislation
Contact information:
Elizabeth Watkins
Phone: (574) 360-4172
ewatkin2@nd.edu
http://law.nd.edu/publications/journals/journal-of-legislation/
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