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Robert S. Bernstein, Esq. Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditors are discovering new ways to help collect debts from bankrupt customers since the passage of the 2005 amendments to the The Bankruptcy Abuse …
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Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. In these difficult economic times, debtors have become more creative in proposing additional or substitute sources of collateral to secure a debt or obtain a forbearance or loan …
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Lara S. Martin, Esq. Ordinarily, the first step a creditor will take upon learning of a debtor’s bankruptcy case is to file a proof of claim to seek payment of …
Posted on by Kirk Burkley
By Kirk B. Burkley, Esq. A result of the Great Depression, in 1934 (Pub. L. No. 251, 48 Stat. 798 (1934)), Congress formulated the first version of Chapter 9 to protect …
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Congress enacted Chapter 12 – “Bankruptcy for Family Farmer with a Regular Annual Income” – of the Bankruptcy Code to mitigate the financial circumstances that exist for many farmers in …
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by Kirk B. Burkley and Robert S. Bernstein (Published in Financier Worldwide Magazine: Bankruptcy & Restructuring Global Reference Guide 2011) Many corporations utilize Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code to …
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Everyone knows the benefits of hiring an attorney to fight for you regardless of what side of the courtroom you’re on. However, not everyone knows the detriments of not hiring …
Posted on by Kirk Burkley
by Kirk B. Burkley, Esquire. In today’s competitive legal market, it is important to stand out from the crowd. Everywhere you turn, young lawyers are looking for skills that make …
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Ten Terms that are key to understand Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings. Chapter 11 Bankruptcy terminology can be a confusing lexicon for the uninitiated. Here are the 10 Key terms you …
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By Kirk B. Burkley, Esquire Chapter 9 of the United States Bankruptcy Code allows a municipality (or government-created entity) to reorganize its debts and restructure its contractual relationships. Exercised appropriately, …
