Discover the latest articles and insights from our community Featured Insolvency Service “reframes” view of creditor – IPs can apply their discretion (UK) July 1, 2025 • 8 min read Read Article Sort by Sort by OldestLatest View: October 11, 2011 Sanctions for Attempting to File a Piece of Paper? The PACER and CM/ECF programs have revolutionized the practice of bankruptcy law. Thanks to PACER, I can download a document filed in almost any district in the country for the low price of $.08 per page (soon to go up to $.10 but still cheap) 6 min read Read More October 11, 2011 Federal Circuit Court Liberalizes Chapter 13 Stripping Of Unsecured Junior Mortgages Because of substantial decline in Florida real estate values Chapter 13 bankruptcy is commonly used to strip off second and third mortgages from the debtor’s upside down primary residence. Junior mortgages are not stripped off the residence at start 6 min read Read More October 11, 2011 Massachusetts Bankruptcy Lawyer Updates on CFPB We have provided numerous updates about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since its establishment as a part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. The Act, usually referred to simply as Dodd-Frank, after the 6 min read Read More October 11, 2011 Understanding WaMu’s Bankruptcy Plan Rejection Washington Mutual, Inc., the holding company for failed bank Washington Mutual, has faced some trouble having its reorganization plan accepted in bankruptcy court. The company filed for bankruptcy three years ago, but the court has twice rejected its 6 min read Read More October 11, 2011 Unmarried Couples and Bankruptcy Couples who aren’t married, even those who have legally recognized civil unions, cannot file bankruptcy even if their debt was jointly incurred. Bankruptcies fall under federal jurisdiction and are not filed in the state in which you reside, so 6 min read Read More October 11, 2011 The British Virgin Islands: A Paradise to Tourists and Mutual Fund Investors Alike… with Blue Skies, Full Moon Parties… and Clawback-Free Zones A decision from a British Virgin Islands court could potentially limit efforts to recover funds for defrauded customers of the now defunct Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities Inc. (“BLMIS”) as well as for other BVI-domiciled funds. Irving Picard 6 min read Read More Pagination first First page previous Previous page … 10248 10249 10250 10251 10252 10253 10254 10255 10256 … next Next page last Last page