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Read FlipbookProblematic Consumer Debtor Attorneys' Fee Arrangements
Attorneys, law firms and third parties have recently sought to reimagine the terms and methods of payment for consumer debtor attorneys' fees, but some could run afoul of bankruptcy law and ethics.
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Read ArticleSeptember Commercial Chapter 11 Filings 2008-18
September Commercial Chapter 11 Filings 2008-18.
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Read ArticleSeptember Commercial Bankruptcy Filings 2008-18
September Commercial Bankruptcy Filings 2008-18
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Read ArticleSeptember Total Bankruptcy Filings 2008-18
September Total Bankruptcy Filings 2008-18.
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USTP Working on Updating J. Alix Protocol
The U.S. Trustee Program has been reaching out to stakeholders to discuss how to update the J. Alix Protocol for CROs without disturbing its essential features.
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0:56Watch VideoWinter is Coming!
Insights from some of the country’s top insolvency and restructuring experts on issues confronting the profession in 2019 will be addressed at the American Bankruptcy Institute’s (ABI) 2018 Annual Win
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Read ArticleStatus Report on the Supreme Court
Already primed to rule on nonjudicial foreclosure, the Supreme Court might take cases involving contempt, the automatic stay and trademarks.
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The Changing Profile of Chapter 7 Debtors
It is not exactly news to the bankruptcy community that filings have fallen sharply in recent years. This article examines how the profiles of chapter 7 debtors have also changed during this period.
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16:50Watch VideoStigma Surrounding Personal Bankruptcy?
Has the stigma surrounding personal bankruptcy increased, not decreased?
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American Bankruptcy Institute
Read Commissioner Ariane Holtschlag's statement on trustee compensation on behalf of the Commission for @HouseJudiciary hearing on H.R. 3553, the Bankruptcy and Administrative Improvement Act. http://
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Read ArticleWhat You Need to Know About Hospitality Industry Restructurings
November 15 @ 1 PM ~ Complimentary
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When Can an Attorney Advise Incurring More Debt?
A recent decision from the Eleventh Circuit illustrates that there is one type of advice to incur debt that is never permissible.
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Read ArticleHealth Diagnostic Laboratory, Inc.: Must a Liquidating Trustee Be Disinterested?
Although a liquidating trustee’s actions are restricted by a confirmed plan, Arrowsmith functioned as chief restructuring officer while the future confirmed plan was in the works.
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Afghanistan Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law, 2018
While there had been provisions in Afghanistan law that dealt with insolvency, they were generally unknown even among lenders. Thus, Afghanistan needed a new bankruptcy law.
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Read ArticleAvoiding Powers Under PROMESA May Be Applied Retroactively
Defining collateral by reference in a UCC-1 is held invalid in Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy.
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Read ArticleAugust Total Bankruptcy Filings, 2008-18
Total bankruptcy filings for August from 2008-18.
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Read ArticleWashington State Bankruptcy Court Clarifies Standard for Substantial Contribution Claim
"the court limited the allowance of the substantial-contribution claim to those fees and expenses directly related to procuring contingency-fee counsel and the costs related to copying records"
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Read ArticleMid-Atlantic Endowment Wine Dinner
Philadelphia, PA ~ November 28
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Read Article15th Annual Corporate Restructuring Competition
Chicago, IL ~ November 9
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Student Loan Discharge
It isn't easy to discharge student loans in bankruptcy, but it isn't impossible either. (Part of a free book...details inside!)
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Read ArticleCross Border Insolvency Program
New York, NY ~ November 7
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