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*This article previously appeared in the July/August/September 2013 issue of Commercial Law World, the official publication of the Commercial Law League of America. By: Robert S. Bernstein, Esq. It happens …
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A mechanics lien is an extraordinary and powerful tool for subcontractors and suppliers seeking recovery for nonpayment. Although all states differ in the specifics of their mechanics’ lien laws, Pennsylvania …
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by Nicholas D. Krawec, Esq. There are local businesses and local organizations (chambers of commerce, industry and trade groups, etc.) that can be leveraged to expand your personal and business …
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Practical Advice for Creditors Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News In the last several issues, we have covered the definition of a preference, as well as the explanation …
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Trustee’s Burden for Preference Transfers: “Getting More Than in a 7” Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News The fifth and final element that a trustee must prove in …
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Part 6: Preference Time Periods: The Beginning and the End Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News The fourth element a Bankruptcy Trustee must prove in order to avoid …
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Part 5: Trustee’s Burden for Preference Transfers Made While Debtor Was Insolvent Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News The third of five elements the Trustee must prove in …
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Part 4: Trustee’s Burden for Preference Transfers for or on Account of an Antecedent Debt Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News The second element the Trustee must prove …
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Part 3: Just What Do They Mean? Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News Last time, we outlined the five elements of a preference claim that must all be …
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Robert S. Bernstein, Esquire Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditworthy News The “double whammy” just hit you. One of your customers filed bankruptcy, causing you to look at a significant write-off, and now …