Bankruptcy Blogs

Professional May Not Be a “Professional Person” for Purposes of Section 327(a)

01/03/14

By: Alexandra Hastings

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

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Equity Won’t Save Your Tardy Filing Of a Nondischargeability Complaint

01/03/14

By: Aldo A. Caira III

St. John’s Law Student

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No Second Chances: Debtors Prohibited from Filing a Second Petition within 180 Days

01/03/14

By:  Brian J. Adelmann

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

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Winter 2014 Edition Of Bankruptcy Resource Now Available

01/02/14

I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and Happy New Year everyone.

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Winter 2014 Edition Of Bankruptcy Resource Now Available

01/02/14

I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and Happy New Year everyone.

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The Hazards of Lending to Bitcoin Users

01/02/14

The virtual currency has the potential to serve as collateral for loans, but creditors are likely more concerned with restricting borrowersÂ' Bitcoin use due to the regulatory uncertainty, irreversible payments, volatile exchange rates and the systemÂ's anonymity.

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The NYT on Intermediaries and Student Loans

01/02/14

The New York Times ran an important story today by Natalie Kitroeff on the role of Educational Credit Management Corporation in policing student loans in bankruptcy. It is a story that should interest all Credit Slips readers.

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The Daily Docket: Fiat to Get Full Control of Chrysler

01/02/14

According to The Wall Street Journal, Fiat SpA is set to get full control of Chrysler Group LLC in a deal worth $4.35 billion.

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The Daily Docket: Fiat to Get Full Control of Chrysler

01/02/14

According to The Wall Street Journal, Fiat SpA is set to get full control of Chrysler Group LLC in a deal worth $4.35 billion.

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