Bankruptcy Blogs

Top Michigan Bankruptcy Law Firm Files for Protection Too

01/22/14

One of Michigan’s biggest bankruptcy law firms has put itself under Chapter 11 protection, proving that no business is bankruptcy-proof when lawyers are involved.

Frego & Associates, led by attorney James Frego, has filed for bankruptcy and blamed its financial problems on payments owed to Mr. Frego’s former firm, which has shut down.

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Top Michigan Bankruptcy Law Firm Files for Protection Too

01/22/14

One of Michigan’s biggest bankruptcy law firms has put itself under Chapter 11 protection, proving that no business is bankruptcy-proof when lawyers are involved.

Frego & Associates, led by attorney James Frego, has filed for bankruptcy and blamed its financial problems on payments owed to Mr. Frego’s former firm, which has shut down.

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Existing Titans Will Trounce Payments Disruptors

01/22/14

The next decade should be a payments-industry renaissance, but thanks to established market shares and persistent consumer and merchant habits, familiar names will remain at the core.

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How to Judge a Bank CEO

01/22/14

Bank CEOs, particularly those running small banks, shouldn't be judged on stock price alone. Board members and investors should also consider, among other things, liquidity, tangible book growth and oversight of mergers and acquisitions.

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The Daily Docket: CFTC Lawsuit Against Corzine May Proceed

01/22/14

A federal district judge said the Commodities Futures Trading Commission may move forward with a lawsuit seeking to hold former MF Global Holdings Chief Executive Jon Corzine and an ex-colleague liable for the misuse of nearly $1 billion in brokerage customer funds. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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The Daily Docket: CFTC Lawsuit Against Corzine May Proceed

01/22/14

A federal district judge said the Commodities Futures Trading Commission may move forward with a lawsuit seeking to hold former MF Global Holdings Chief Executive Jon Corzine and an ex-colleague liable for the misuse of nearly $1 billion in brokerage customer funds. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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Morning Scan: Target Data Breach Details Emerge; Another Goldman Tell-All on the Way

01/22/14

Receiving Wide Coverage ... Target Breach Update: The Secret Service is looking at arrests made in a Texas credit card fraud case for possible links to Target's massive data breach, reports the Journal. The paper also reports that the malware used against Target was on sale in black markets a year ago for $2,000. "That life cycle Â... shows the new nature of the threat faced by American retailers hoping to defend themselves from attacks," theÂ...

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