With the likes of Lehman Brothers, Circuit City and Charter Communications filing for Chapter 11 protection in the past year, bankruptcy lawyers are as busy as ever.
The market for debtor-in-possession loans, one of the primary means of funding companies in the midst of restructuring, is robust, but some Atlanta bankruptcy lawyers who advise corporate debtors and creditors say they’re not as busy as they should be.
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