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Judicial Dissolution as the Nuclear Option When Other Means Falter

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By Peter Mahler on February 25, 2019
Posted in Deadlock, Receivership

This week’s New York Business Divorce discusses basic litigation options in business divorce matters and highlights a recent court decision illustrating the use of a judicial dissolution proceeding as the “nuclear option” to break the litigation logjam.
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