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Richardo I. Kilpatrick
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Will Creditors Quit Playing Blind Man's Bluff Now That They Have the Ability To See the Light?
Spring
1999
Author
Kevin C. Calhoun
Richardo I. Kilpatrick
Consumer Bankruptcy Reform Roundtable
Spring
1999
Author
Gary Klein
Hon. Eugene R. Wedoff
Jill M. Sturtevant
John McMickle
Richardo I. Kilpatrick
Samuel J. Gerdano
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