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I don’t understand why Professor Levitin is attacking the OCC and FDIC for filing an amicus brief in an “obscure small business bankruptcy case to which a bank was not even a party.” The brief was an exceptional piece of drafting and analysis and the banking agencies do not deserve to be denigrated for a supposed lack of class here.
I don’t understand why Professor Levitan is attacking the OCC and FDIC for filing an amicus brief in an “obscure small business bankruptcy case to which a bank was not even a party.” The brief was an exceptional piece of drafting and analysis and the banking agencies do not deserve to be denigrated for a supposed lack of class here.
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