Harrisburg's fiscal troubles have stemmed from a rise in debt-service payments related to an incinerator in the city.
October 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Harrisburg’s fiscal troubles have stemmed from a rise in debt-service payments related to an incinerator in the city.
Harrisburg has been a market many large law firms have pulled out of over the years in favor of bigger platforms, but the city’s recent fiscal troubles have gained the attention of firms large and small as a potential source of bankruptcy work.
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