Bankruptcy Blogs

California Megachurch Aims to Sell Itself to University

10/27/11
Reuters
Interior of the Crystal Cathedral

A year in bankruptcy protection finally seems to have set Crystal Cathedral Ministries down a new path.

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THE UNITED STATES TRUSTEE BROWN BAG SERIES

10/27/11

Mandatory Requirements for Debtors in Chapter 11: New procedures for electronic submission of 7-Day Package and Monthly Operating Reports to the Woodland Hills Office of the United States Trustee Presented by the Woodland Hills Field Office, Region 16 Date: Wednesday,...

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A Discussion of CURRENT BANKRUPTCY ISSUES in Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 Cases

10/27/11

Proudly Presented by the Armenian Bar Association, CLE Committee Thursday, October 27, 2011 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Loyola Law School The Fritz B. Burns Academic Center Student Lounge 919 Albany Street Los Angeles, CA 90015 Panelists: Mark Horoupian --...

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Crystal Cathedral to be used as college campus in bankruptcy deal

10/27/11

"The Crystal Cathedral has endorsed selling its sprawling campus to a university as part of a bankruptcy reorganization plan, church officials said Wednesday. The church's board of directors has backed Chapman University's offer to buy the property if the church...

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Banking on Inertia: Not a Customer Retention Strategy

10/27/11

If the only thing preventing a customer exodus is the sheer hassle of switching banks, there is a real danger that one day an enterprising company or competitor will come along and make defection easier.

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Small Business Bankruptcy and Debt

10/27/11

An excellent article from the legal website JD Supra about Small Business Bankruptcy and debts. It is very important to always give complete information to your bankruptcy attorney about who is responsible for the debt of your business.  For example, did you personally sign and guarantee the debt, or did you just sign the debt [...]

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The Daily Docket: Lehman Closer to Chapter 11 Plan Approval

10/27/11

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said recent settlements with a number of its far-flung foreign affiliates have put the failed investment bank on track to win approval of its plan to exit bankruptcy by the end of the year. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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