Kevin Barrett Quoted in New York Times Article - Why Companies Like Toys ‘R’ Us Love to Go Bust in Richmond, VA

11.16.2017

Kevin Barrett was quoted in a New York Times article titled Why Companies Like Toys ‘R’ Us Love to Go Bust in Richmond, Va. The article explored why Richmond, Va., is a popular spot for corporate bankruptcies — like Toys “R” Us and major coal companies.  Click here to read the full article.

Kevin is a partner in the firm’s New York office.  Since joining the firm in 2012, Kevin has overseen the firm's representation of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection and various other State agencies in the Chapter 11 cases of, among others, Alpha Natural Resources, Patriot Coal, WP Steel, Freedom Industries, Appalachian Fuels, and Trinity Coal.

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