The bankrupt law firm’s rocky assignment representing a fledgling public power company-and the potential $15 million contract that went with it-appears over after a key municipal official announced that he is abandoning the project.
More than a decade before Howrey’s dissolution and drift into bankruptcy, the firm began working for a group called the Alliance for Municipal Power to help form the North Country Power Authority, a public utility meant to serve two dozen New York municipalities in St. Lawrence and Franklin counties along the border with Canada.
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