The good news is that, at least in some cases, Chapter 11 filings are down, Fenning said.
"That's because the credit markets have eased and there is a little more financing available," she said. "On the other hand, there are a lot of companies that thought they would see improved financing when the economy started getting better, but finally ran out of money, because it didn't get well fast enough."
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