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Dunmore bankruptcy, local fallout
Lawyers should do OK in the real estate bust if the Dunmore Homes bankruptcy is any indication. The Sacto developer's downfall (it has turned into a liquidation case) has created a nasty swamp of legal action. Small companies, however — including many in Bakersfield — have bitter pills to swallow. They're not likely to get much from bankruptcy proceedings. Most pay out-of-pocket for work and materials they supply. For them, those expenses are a total loss. Here's our full story on local fallout from Dunmore's demise. You'll also find links to previous articles in the Developer Default series.
-- Gretchen Wenner, staff writer
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