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Articles from Steel Valley Bankruptcy Blog

Chapter 11 Debtor Toys “R” Us Creditors’ Case Approaches Tipping Point as It Moves to Trial

written by : Mazurkraemer Law Clerk Andrew Del Zotto- Villanova School of Law, Class of 2023

A 12-Point “Organizational Survival” Checklist for Upper Management

by Salene Mazur Kraemer, Esquire, MBA, Certified Turnaround Analyst, Board-Certified Business Bankruptcy Law Specialist

SALENE R. KRAEMER, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA CERTIFIED IN BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY LAW

I recently found out I was Board-Certified while I was in China adopting my new daughter.  This is my most meaningful professional achievement to date for many reasons.  Running a niche restructuring practice (that is debtor-focused) as a solo practitioner is not for the faint of heart.  I thank my staff, colleagues, mentors and referral sources who continue to entrust to me their clients.  I take each referral very seriously.  Another special thanks goes to my friends and family.

3d Cir. EFH Decision Affirms Disallowance of $275m Break-up Fee
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Anthony Malky
How Athletes Go Bankrupt at an Alarming Rate

Written by Daniel Hart, former MAZURKRAEMER paralegal

Demystifying the Ch. 11 Process: What Every Debtor Needs to Produce Right After a Filing
The Basics of Franchising: Will You Start the Next “Subway”?

Written By: Daniel Hart

Edited By: Salene Kraemer

                   From time to time, we have clients buy into a franchise or occasionally want to franchise his or her own business concept.

Avoiding Emergency Bankruptcy Filings

WARNING: This is not a blog post written “In Plain English”.  It is a repaste of an article Daniel and I wrote for a technical business bankruptcy legal e-newsletter published by the American Bankruptcy Institute (“ABI”) Business Reorganization Committee.  Here is a link to the article replete with our bios. Foreign Claimants?  No Problem.  All You Need Is a Postage Stamp to Satisfy Claims Objection Service and Declarations from the Debtor to Assert 502(d) Disallowance 
  SOURCE CREDIT: Fiona Robertson Graphics An aging analysis is often needed to mount an ordinary course defense in a preference action that a debtor has initiated against your client creditor, who could be a supplier, a lender, a trade creditor, a landlord.