ABI Blog Exchange
Benton E. Gup, Ph.D., shares his opinions about the economy. Are banks still too big to fail?
Several of my Bankruptcy Law Network colleagues have written about the scourge of “zombie debt.” &nbs
On October 7, 2011,
November 3, 2011 Downtown Marriott Reception and No-Host Bar at 6:00pm Dinner and Awards Presentation at 7:00pm Jazz Trio Featuring Bruce Campbell Marriott Grand Ballroom 333 S.
Effective November 1, 2011, a new fee schedule will apply to all bankruptcy cases. The Judicial Conference of the United States agreed on the fee increases in mid-September and will use the proceeds generated to fund Judiciary needs.
The Bank of America $5 debit use fee had nothing to do with any new law passed by Congress, it was just the inexorable march of the biggest banks finding new ways to exact more fees from consumers.
"A bipartisan bill sponsored by leaders of the House Judiciary Committee may strip Delaware of its status as the premier venue for U.S. bankruptcy cases, costing the state’s economy an estimated $100 million a year.
Weil partner, Ronit Berkovich, will be a panelist at the next Bloomberg Law Continuing Legal Education program: Recent Developments – Section 546(e) Safe Harbor – Has the Second Circuit Taken Away a Bankruptcy’s Court Traditional Ability to
We previously blogged in posts here and here about the vexing problems the City of Vallejo encountered when it sought bankruptcy protection. That examination was prompted, in part, by criticism that the case was dragging on with no clear pat
ISS Draft Voting Policies Indicates Possible Impact on Compensation Committee Elections from Say-on-Pay Votes and Recommendations for Proxy Access Proposals; Provides New Pay-for-Performance Analysis
What will cause ISS to recommend withhold or against the election of compensation committee members as a result of poor say-on-pay votes in 2012? A hint lies in the just-released ISS draft voting policies for 2012. ISS is looking for inpu
ISS Draft Voting Policies Indicates Possible Impact on Compensation Committee Elections from Say-on-Pay Votes and Recommendations for Proxy Access Proposals; Provides New Pay-for-Performance Analysis
What will cause ISS to recommend withhold or against the election of compensation committee members as a result of poor say-on-pay votes in 2012? A hint lies in the just-released ISS draft voting policies for 2012. ISS is looking for inpu
Solyndra LLC Monday defeated a takeover threat from the U.S. Department of Justice, which demanded the company be put into the hands of a bankruptcy trustee as probes of a $527 million federal loan continue.
The real estate website MortgageOrb is reporting that a Florida provider of default legal services is sounding the alarm on a new bankruptcy practice that he says could delay the foreclosure process in the state.