Municipal Lawyers
Dec. 7, 2011
Marc A. Levinson
"Chapter 9 has been on the books since the '30s, but it hasn't been used very often, and almost never by cities and counties," he said.
In early 2008, Vallejo was hoping to win relief from bondholders and other creditors, and renegotiate its contracts with the city's four employee unions in light of it...
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