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Insolvency Service “reframes” view of creditor – IPs can apply their discretion (UK)

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Is Your Appointor Entitled to Appoint? The Importance of Checking Whether There is Power to Appoint UK Administrators

The power to appoint an administrator is an important power for debenture holders when seeking to enforce their security. In order to exercise that power, the debenture has to be a qualifying floating charge (“ QFC”) and it has to be enforceable. The

How to fix business journalism: A very meta guide

Banks, fintechs both want more transparency for Fed master accounts

11 Things You Should Know About Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Yahoo has a very helpful article about 11 Things You Should Know About Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. The article can be found at https://www.yahoo.com/now/11-things-know-chapter-11-161433809.htmlJim Shenwick, Esq 212 541 6224 jshenwick@gmail.com

LGBTQ neobank wants to help its members navigate family planning

CFPB, FTC defend service members' right to sue under Military Lending Act

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Post-Petition Interest In A Solvent Bankruptcy: Resurrecting A Rule From 1898 Act vs. Applying Bankruptcy Code Language (Ultra vs. Hertz)

By: Donald L Swanson Four decades and several years ago, Congress repeals the Federal Bankruptcy Act of 1898 and replaces it with the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978, aka the “Bankruptcy Code.”[Fn. 1] A decade later, Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court

6 Questions to Ask a Bankruptcy Attorney at Your First Appointment

Curious about how bankruptcy works and if it might be right for you? The first step is to set up a consultation with an experienced NJ bankruptcy lawyer. Many people are nervous about this first meeting since it involves discussing something as