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Background Information for Chapter 11 Committees of Unsecured Creditors
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Part 3, Perfection By Filing, A Short Series On Security Interests For Credit Managers
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Part 1: Basics – A Short Series On Security Interests For Credit Managers
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Ethics and Professionalism: Can I Tell Clients That I “Specialize”?
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Ethics & Professionalism: Professional Courtesy v. Zealous Representation
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Subcontractors and Suppliers Beware: Your Rights to Mechanics Liens May Soon Be Slashed
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Building and Expanding Your Business Network and Relationships in a Tight Economy
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A Trustee’s Burden for Preference Transfer: Getting More Than in a Chapter 7
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Preference Actions, Part 6: Preference Time Periods: The Beginning and the End
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Preference Actions, Part 5: Preference Transfers Made While Debtor was Insolvent
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Ethics and Professionalism: When is a Contingent Fee not a Contingent Fee?
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Ethics and Professionalism: Inadvertent Disclosure of Documents
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Ethics and Professionalism: Sorry, Local Counsel, You Are COUNSEL!”
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Ethics and Professionalism: But, She Was Only Supposed to be “Local Counsel!”
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Ethics and Professionalism: But, Your Honor, I am Only Local Counsel!
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Ethics and Professionalism: Duty to Keep Client Funds Separated Under Rue 1.15
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Ethics and Professionalism: A New Look. Let’s See if We Can Avoid Boring!
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Defending Against Preference Actions: The Domestic Support Obligation Exception
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Defending Preference Actions – SECURITY INTERESTS IN INVENTORY OR RECEIVABLES
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Defending Preference Actions: Transfers For Subsequent New Value
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Defending Preference Actions: Purchase Money Security Interest Transfers
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Defending Preference Actions: Contemporaneus Exchange for New Value
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Part 3: What Happens During the First Few Days After Debt Placement?
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A Short Series on Reclamation for Credit Managers, Part 5: CODE V. CODE
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A Short Series on Reclamation for Credit Managers, Part 4: CASH, LIEN OR CLAIM?
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A Short Series on Reclamation for Credit Managers, Part 3: HOW IT WORKS
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A Short Series on Reclamation for Credit Managers, Part 2: RECLAMATION AND BANKRUPTCY
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A Short Series on the Disappearing Debtor – Conclusion: What Creditors Can Do
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A Short Series on the Disappearing Debtor – Fraudulent Transfers
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How, Why, and When to Seek the Appointment of a Chapter 11 Trustee
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Background Information for Chapter 11 Committees of Unsecured Creditors
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A Short Series on Reclamation for Credit Managers, Part 1: RECLAMATION BASICS
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A Short Series on the Disappearing Debtor – Ownership Structure
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Lessors and Bankruptcy: A New Look at Critical Vendor Payments in Chapter 11 Cases
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Lawsuit Danger Alert: Be Careful How You Dispose of Old Records
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Powerful Collection Tools for Unsecured Creditors in Bankruptcy
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Involuntary Bankruptcy – A Useful Tool for Lessors and Creditors
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Enforceability of Various Contract Clauses Found in Commercial Credit Applications
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A Guide to Alternative Dispute Resolution: Arbitration and Mediation
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New Bankruptcy Code Forces Consumer Debtors to Pay More to Unsecured Creditors
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Supreme Court Issues Ruling Clarifying Transfer Tax Exemption in Chapter 11
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The Benefits of Obtaining a Judgment: Post Judgment Collection
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Effectively and Efficiently Initiating a Breach of Contract and/or Breach of Services Claim
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Tenancy by the Entireties: Why a Personal Guaranty May Not Be Enough
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BAPCPA Amendments to Bankruptcy Code Provide Extra “Teeth” for Unsecured Credit Sellers
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Collateral Assignment of an Entity Interest: Economic v. Governance Rights
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Chapter 9 and Act 47– A Light at the End of the Tunnel for Debt Laden Municipalities?
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Protecting a Landowner’s Rights in Negotiating an Oil and Gas Lease
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Robert S. Bernstein and Kirk B. Burkley Named 2011 Best Lawyers
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Why Every Young Bankruptcy Lawyer Should Strive for Board Certification
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Ten Key Terms to Understand Regarding Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings
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For the Public’s Sake, The Port Authority Must File Bankruptcy
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Maintaining Lien Priority After Obtaining a Judgment is Incredibly Easy but Should not be Overlooked