Benchnotes May 2023 Journal Issue: May 2023 Bankruptcy Code: Section 362(k)3292016Topic Tags: Automatic StayClaimsBankruptcy LitigationCorporate GovernanceEthicsFraudulent TransfersProfessional Compensation/FeesConsumer BankruptcyFamily/Divorce Issues Read more about Benchnotes May 2023 Ensuring “Access” and “Justice”: USTP’s Enforcement Guidelines for Bifurcated Fee Agreements Journal Issue: Sept 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 329526527528Topic Tags: Professional Compensation/FeesConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Ensuring “Access” and “Justice”: USTP’s Enforcement Guidelines for Bifurcated Fee Agreements Compensation of the Nonstanding Subchapter V Trustee Journal Issue: Jan 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 118311915863283293305035077261129326Topic Tags: Administrative Expense ClaimsPlan ConfirmationProfessional Compensation/FeesSmall Business Read more about Compensation of the Nonstanding Subchapter V Trustee Why Chapter 7 Bifurcated Fee Agreements Are Problematic Journal Issue: June 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsProfessional Compensation/FeesConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Why Chapter 7 Bifurcated Fee Agreements Are Problematic Paper Chase: Court Approves Meticulously Disclosed Bifurcation of Chapter 7 Agreement Journal Issue: May 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 32952652810062016Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer BankruptcyConsumer Debt Read more about Paper Chase: Court Approves Meticulously Disclosed Bifurcation of Chapter 7 Agreement There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Journal Issue: Nov 2018 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Journal Issue: Nov 2018 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 next › last »
Benchnotes May 2023 Journal Issue: May 2023 Bankruptcy Code: Section 362(k)3292016Topic Tags: Automatic StayClaimsBankruptcy LitigationCorporate GovernanceEthicsFraudulent TransfersProfessional Compensation/FeesConsumer BankruptcyFamily/Divorce Issues Read more about Benchnotes May 2023
Ensuring “Access” and “Justice”: USTP’s Enforcement Guidelines for Bifurcated Fee Agreements Journal Issue: Sept 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 329526527528Topic Tags: Professional Compensation/FeesConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Ensuring “Access” and “Justice”: USTP’s Enforcement Guidelines for Bifurcated Fee Agreements
Compensation of the Nonstanding Subchapter V Trustee Journal Issue: Jan 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 118311915863283293305035077261129326Topic Tags: Administrative Expense ClaimsPlan ConfirmationProfessional Compensation/FeesSmall Business Read more about Compensation of the Nonstanding Subchapter V Trustee
Why Chapter 7 Bifurcated Fee Agreements Are Problematic Journal Issue: June 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsProfessional Compensation/FeesConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Why Chapter 7 Bifurcated Fee Agreements Are Problematic
Paper Chase: Court Approves Meticulously Disclosed Bifurcation of Chapter 7 Agreement Journal Issue: May 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 32952652810062016Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer BankruptcyConsumer Debt Read more about Paper Chase: Court Approves Meticulously Disclosed Bifurcation of Chapter 7 Agreement
There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases
There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases
There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases Journal Issue: July 2019 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsPractice and ProcedureConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Information: Disclosure of Bifurcation and Financing in Chapter 7 Cases
Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Journal Issue: Nov 2018 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business?
Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business? Journal Issue: Nov 2018 Bankruptcy Code: 329Topic Tags: EthicsConsumer Bankruptcy Read more about Using Appearance Counsel in Court: Risky Business?