ABI Blog Exchange
October 20, 2011 Dear Insolvency Law Committee Constituency List members, please find attached an E-Bulletin regarding a newly enacted California statute: Governor Signs SB-4 (Calderon) Establishing New Requirements for Notices of Trustee Sales Mo
As Occupy Wall Street gains national attention bashing bankers, it's giving a free ride to the 'Other 99%' who enjoy the perks of a nation living beyond its means.
The possibility for fraud exists within the system of trusts set up by bankruptcy courts to deal with asbestos personal injury claims, although claims were down slightly in 2010 compared to the prior year, according to a new government report.
Exactly how powerful are the equitable powers of bankruptcy judges? While bankruptcy practitioners may regard bankruptcy judges as Jedi masters, to what extent can bankruptcy courts use the Force on nondebtors? This is especially a con
A recent report from Reuters.com highlights a growing trend of business bankruptcy filings in the U.S.
I receive many questions about credit repair after filing bankruptcy. Credit scoring and reporting is not a bankruptcy law issue; it is more a matter of personal finance. What follows is a Guest Post of Mr. Ed O'Brien who works...
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Donald Trump’s hotel group is asking for $8.5 million worth of bid protections on its $170 million offer to buy the Doral Golf Resort & Spa out of bankruptcy.
If you're watching the 2011 World Series (and if you're not, you're missing some great baseball), you need to step back from the personal distress caused by the one-run differences in the first two games, and focus on the
Bankrate's 2011 Credit Card Rewards Survey reveals how card issuers reacted to regulations.
It's tempting to dump lowly bonds for a better return. First consider that other "R" word -- risk.
Online checking offers easy account access, but beware the downsides before logging in.
Delinquent debt has a shelf life, but certain mistakes can keep it fresh.
He may fall under your car coverage. It will depend on the circumstances and type of policy.
From Wrigley Field to Yankee Stadium, here's what a beer, hot dog and ball cap will cost you.