Most attorneys think the critical moment in a receivership is standing before the judge. In my experience, the critical moment happens before you ever walk into the courtroom. The lawyer is the gatekeeper. Before a judge evaluates a proposed partition referee, a lawyer has to nominate one. And if it never gets past the lawyer,…
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