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Yohji Yamamoto files for bankruptcy
Photography by Peter Stigter
Yohji Yamamoto Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection today against debts of 6 billion yen (about $69.4 million CAD). An investor, Integral Corp., has already stepped up with funds and the Japanese company with continue to operate during restructuring.
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damn. just as I was getting excited about Lacroix being saved.
ATL needs to do a story about how many lawyers sustained through 20 hour per days and 300+ hour per months, how many partnerships crumbled due to the absence and stress related to lawyers trying to help save a company, how getting a car service to take you home at 4 a.m. is not a luxury but a must because the lawyer is so exhausted that she might not make it home if they chose to drive themselves, use a taxi or some form of public transportation.