Fat Cats and Little Fish: Employee Committees and Incentive Compensation in the Wake of K-mart and Enron
American Bar Association Business Law Section
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October 3, 2002
Scott L. Baena, speaks at the "Fat Cats and Little Fish: Employee Committees and Incentive Compensation in the Wake of K-mart and Enron" event hosted by the American Bar Association, Business Law Section, Bankruptcy Bar Committee.
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