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

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Spotlight on Shareholder Proposals: Majority Voting

Proposals to elect directors by a majority vote fared well this season, averaging 56.6% at 31 companies as of early June. This was the topic with the most number of submissions, as Carpenters, CalPERS and other proponents sent over 80 shareholder

Spotlight on Shareholder Proposals: Majority Voting

Proposals to elect directors by a majority vote fared well this season, averaging 56.6% at 31 companies as of early June. This was the topic with the most number of submissions, as Carpenters, CalPERS and other proponents sent over 80 shareholder

The iPad Tips the Scales: If Clients Won't Push Lawyers to Use New Tech Tools, Is the iPad the Change Agent?

(For more on my " iPad at work" posts, use the phrase "iPad to work" in the search box on the right side of the page.) For the business community, the use and implementation of new technology tools is as old as the pen & quill. Yet most lawyers are

Spotlight on Shareholder Proposals: Majority Voting

Proposals to elect directors by a majority vote fared well this season, averaging 56.6% at 31 companies as of early June. This was the topic with the most number of submissions, as Carpenters, CalPERS and other proponents sent over 80 shareholder

Spotlight on Shareholder Proposals: Majority Voting

Proposals to elect directors by a majority vote fared well this season, averaging 56.6% at 31 companies as of early June. This was the topic with the most number of submissions, as Carpenters, CalPERS and other proponents sent over 80 shareholder

Repeat Chapter 13 Filer May Obtain Extension of Bankruptcy Stay Through Terms of Chapter 13 Plan

A U.S. bankruptcy court in California agreed with a chapter 13 debtor that the terms of his chapter 13 plan could prevent a foreclosure, even though he had previously filed a chapter 13 which was dismissed in the one year prior to his second case

Feedback: Why Bair Should Not Be Treasury Secretary

A recent BankThink piece asserted that retiring FDIC chairman Sheila Bair should be the next Treasury secretary. However, Ms. Bair's background and performance as FDIC chairman strongly suggests she would not be a good choice.

Why 'stack' underinsured motorist limits?

There are pros, cons and restrictions to stacking your uninsured and underinsured motorist limits.

What if you stop paying your credit cards?

Debt collection efforts will intensify the longer your credit card bill goes unpaid.

Dead dad's secret debt won't stay buried

How do you break upsetting financial news to a surviving spouse? Be honest.