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Unbundling as a Means of Financing Bankruptcy Fees and Working Without a “Wet” Signature

October 11, 2017

This article examines the problems surrounding the unbundling of legal representation as way to finance debtor’s counsel’s fees and the misuse of the electronic case filing protocols in failing to obtain original, signed (“wet”) signatures prior to filing.

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