2014-05-09
On May 7, 2014, the Montana Supreme Court rendered its decision in Morrow v. Bank of America, ushering in what could be a new era of tort liability for lenders and servicers.
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2014-05-06
Several hundred people, including many members of the bankruptcy bar, judges and former judges gathered to remember the life of Larry Kelly at First United Methodist Church on March 22, 2014. I counted at least ten current or former bankruptcy judge
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2014-05-04
This is a paper that I wrote for the Commercial Law League Spring Meeting on April 25, 2014. The Commercial Law League, which is a national creditors’ rights organization, is debating whether to support greater dischargeability of student loans.Dis
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2014-04-30
Posted by Kathy Bazoian Phelps Below is a summary of the activity reported for April 2014.
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2014-04-29
Successor liability is often a concern for the acquirer when purchasing substantially all of a seller’s assets. While this risk is well known, the circumstances under which an acquirer will be found liable under the theory of successor liability are
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2014-04-29
Successor liability is often a concern for the acquirer when purchasing substantially all of a seller’s assets. While this risk is well known, the circumstances under which an acquirer will be found liable under the theory of successor liability are
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2014-04-29
The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit recently ruled that a chapter 7 trustee may not avoid a post-petition transfer under either § 549 or § 362, where recovery of the transfer would not benefit the estate, even though the elements
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2014-04-28
According to New York’s Department of Health Commissioner, “nearly half [of] New York’s 227 hospitals are financially distressed.”[1]
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2014-04-28
According to New York’s Department of Health Commissioner, “nearly half [of] New York’s 227 hospitals are financially distressed.”[1]
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2014-04-28
When you file bankruptcy protection debtors are required to list their assets. This information is recorded in Schedule C of your filing documents or your petition.
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2014-04-28
When you file bankruptcy protection debtors are required to list their assets. This information is recorded in Schedule C of your filing documents or your petition.
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2014-04-25
Bankruptcy laws do not vary from one state to another. Meaning, laws are the same for all states. However, when you file bankruptcy each state may have different median income amounts you need to meet in order to qualify.
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2014-04-24
Do You Have to Repay What You Owe in Bankruptcy ? The answer depends on which chapter you file. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is court-approved repayment plan that helps debtors make affordable payments on debt obligations.
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2014-04-23
On January 17, 2014, California Governor Jerry Brown declared a “State of Emergency” in California due to the severity of drought conditions across the State.
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2014-04-23
On January 17, 2014, California Governor Jerry Brown declared a “State of Emergency” in California due to the severity of drought conditions across the State.
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2014-04-21
A few months ago, a ruling in the Chapter 11 case of Fisker Automotive narrowed a secured credi
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