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Irreconcilable Differences or Peaceful Co-Existence? What Happens When Environmental Legislation Meets Insolvency Law

The Commons Institute Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law Conference

Friday, 2 March 2012

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This presentation provides background on the revelant aspects of insolvency and environmental law, including claims, stays, and environmental remediation. It then examines the issues as they pertain to the Abitibi and Nortel cases.

It was presented by Bruce Darlington at The Commons Institiute Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law Conference.

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Bruce Darlington
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