John Lane Quoted in Crain's Cleveland Business on the Local Economic Outlook
Inglewood senior partner John K. Lane weighs in on the Cleveland economic outlook in Crain's Cleveland Business Reporters' Notebook.
Inglewood senior partner John K. Lane was quoted in the Crain's Cleveland Business Reporters' Notebook on the local economic outlook, in a January 9, 2012 piece titled "Bankruptcies are down, but don't pop the bubbly."
As the title suggests, the discussion weighed falling bankruptcy filings against what that trend does, and does not, signal about the health of the regional economy. Lane's perspective draws on Inglewood's work advising companies through financial distress and turnaround situations.
You can read the article on Crain's Cleveland Business. A paid subscription to Crain's Cleveland Business may be required to access this content.
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