Hugh Ray

Corporate Bankruptcy Attorney, Andrews and Kurth

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Corporate bankruptcy attorney at the Houston, Texas law firm of Andrews & Kurth; former chair of the American Bar Association's Business Bankruptcy Committee (1993-1996) and former US Attorney

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All of Washington decided that Wall Street's investment bankers were "too big to fail," to the tune of $350 billion, and nobody really knows where money has gone.

Preserving Wall Street, the Auto Industry and the Income Gap

All of Washington decided that Wall Street's investment bankers were "too big to fail," to the tune of $350 billion, and nobody really knows where money has gone.

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