Bankruptcy Blogs

Bankruptcy as a “Safety Valve” for the U.S. Economy

06/01/12

economic benefit of bankruptcyI recently read an academic working paper from three professors that provided quite a bit of support for things I (and my bankruptcy-practicing colleague

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Bankruptcy as a “Safety Valve” for the U.S. Economy

06/01/12

economic benefit of bankruptcyI recently read an academic working paper from three professors that provided quite a bit of support for things I (and my bankruptcy-practicing colleague

[more]

Bankruptcy as a “Safety Valve” for the U.S. Economy

06/01/12

economic benefit of bankruptcyI recently read an academic working paper from three professors that provided quite a bit of support for things I (and my bankruptcy-practicing colleague

[more]

Bankruptcy as a “Safety Valve” for the U.S. Economy

06/01/12

economic benefit of bankruptcyI recently read an academic working paper from three professors that provided quite a bit of support for things I (and my bankruptcy-practicing colleague

[more]

Bankruptcy as a “Safety Valve” for the U.S. Economy

06/01/12

economic benefit of bankruptcyI recently read an academic working paper from three professors that provided quite a bit of support for things I (and my bankruptcy-practicing colleague

[more]

The Daily Docket: Pemco Creditors Demand Payment

06/01/12

Creditors of Pemco World Air Services Inc. are demanding that the company’s majority owner, private equity firm Sun Capital Partners Inc., pay back two years’ worth of management fees. Read the DBR Small Cap article here.

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Fixing Too Big to Fail: View from the Pews

06/01/12

Any rule that goes beyond the length of the Ten Commandments is unlikely to withstand the test of time or secure the fervent support of the 99 percent.

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Short Sale in Miami - The Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Way

06/01/12

A very hot topic in Miami is the "short sale". This usually involves a sale to another person with your mortgage company agreeing to satisfy its mortgage with a payment of less than the full amount due. A variation on the short sale is the "short refinance." In a short refinance, a person tries to refinance his mortgage with a new mortgage for less than the full amount owed on his existing mortgage with the existing mortgage company agreeing to take less than a full payoff.

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Miami, Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Broward, Plantation, and Miramar Bankruptcy Lawyer

05/31/12

Jordan E. Bublick is a Board Certified Consumer Bankruptcy lawyer (American Board of Certification). The law firm was established in 1985. Practice is limited to bankruptcy law.

Jordan E. Bublick is a graduate of New York University School of Law (LL.M., 1984), Ohio State University College of Law (J.D., 1983), and Brandeis University (B.A., 1979)

North Miami Office - 11645 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 208, Miami, Florida (305) 891-4055

Broward Telephone - (954) 424-6618

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Is it Literally Impossible to Pay Off a Title Loan?

05/31/12

I recently published a law review article entitled Grand Theft Auto Loans with Ozy Adams.  It discusses title lending based upon data collected by the State of New Mexico.  This article cover a tremendous amount of ground, but as these things tend to go, I have now heard of two critical topics we should ahve discussed but didn't. 

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