Plunkett Cooney bankruptcy attorney Douglas Bernstein tells the Detroit News that the impending Christie's appraisal of Detroit Institute of Arts assets could amount to setting a fire sale price for irreplaceable works of art and impact the city's ability to attract residents, visitors and new investment in the future.
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