Legal Aid officials are particularly worried about impoverished areas of the state, such as eastern Kentucky, served by the Appalachian Research and Defense Fund, or APPALRED.
Impoverished areas of the state have been a concern to legal aid officials.
This is why Japanese banks continued to pump money into overbuilt Southeast Asian real estate and Korean chaebols, and why a third of all the junk bonds issued in the late 1980s ended up defaulting.