ABI Blog Exchange

I have come to know Sheila Bair as a pragmatic regulator who is passionate not only about protecting consumers, but also about ensuring the ongoing success of the community banking system.

by Charles Goodrich Time is money,” Benjamin Franklin once famously said, creating one of the most enduring adages in the American business world.

Creditors who wish to object to the dischargeability of a debt must follow strict deadlines - and as one recent case illustrates, creditors cannot rely on an extension of those deadlines that is agreed upon by the debtor and the trustee.

NORTH OF THE BORDER UPDATE This article has been contributed to the blog by Andrea Lockhart, Steven Golick and Benjamin Leith.

My posting last week on "high level" tips on commercial real estate fraud (relaying informa

There are more niches in the underbanked markets - young people, older Americans, middle-class consumers who are going through foreclosure - that require tailored solutions for different needs.

Sometimes it is worthwhile to put up a fight when you're being sued on a credit card or mortgage loan deficiency.

Credit Agricole, Allied Bank of Ireland and Banco Santander applied, by name, for Fed approval to acquire banks in the U.S. Why shouldn't the People's Republic of China?

Standiferd v. United States Trustee, --- F.3d ----, D. Ct. No.

Tuesday July 19, 2011, 5:00-6:00 PM Location: University of West Los Angeles, School of Law 9800 S La Cienega Blvd #1200 Inglewood, CA 90301 US Price: $25.00 Lawyers, $10.00 Paralegals, free for law students This program is approved for one...

Dodgers' Schedules (check out the list of the top 40 creditors; why is no one talking about what will happen to poor Manny Ramirez?) Declaration of Dodgers' Vice President Ingram in Support of Bankruptcy Petition