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Bankruptcy fraud is a serious crime, as the story of Brent Farris illustrates. According to the Kansas City Star, St.
The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently decided, as an issue of first impression, whether section 546(e) of the Bankruptcy Code, which shields “settlement payments” from avoidance actions in bankruptcy, extends to an issuer’s redempti
The U.S. House Judiciary Subcommittee is meeting this morning to hear testimony regarding increasing compensation for Bankruptcy Trustees. According to testimony by Robert C.
After reading and considering my posts regarding legal issues in a Casey Anthony bankruptcy, an attorney sent me an email asking why O.J. did not file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. He asks why would bankruptcy work for Casey if it did...
Here at Shenwick & Associates, we have been following last month's passage by the New York Legislature and signing into law by Governor Cuomo of the Marriage Equality Act
Britain’s Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal by units of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Executory contracts get special treatment in bankruptcy. They are roughly defined as a contract where both parties still have to perform – thin
Keeping the kids entertained this summer can cost almost nothing with these thrifty ideas.
People who have idle cash and want a little return should weigh interest-bearing checking.
In weighing a pile of investment possibilities, FDIC protection should be a key factor.
You may be in trouble if you underestimate the miscellaneous expenses in your retirement budget.
Consider these five points before shopping for an auto policy for you and your family.
This year, the IRS will begin verifying that tax preparers are competent.
Don't let surprise fees turn your getaway into a headache. Here's what to watch out for.