Good Faith In A Mandated Mediation: Are Contempt and Sanctions Appropriate? (In re A.T. Reynolds)

By: Donald L Swanson “ the specter of sanctions and contempt spawns ancillary litigation that often eclipses the issues at the heart of the underlying dispute.” —From In re A.T. Reynolds & Sons, Inc., 452 B.R. 374, 376 (S.D.N.Y. 2011), reversing a

Student Loan Income Driven Repayment Plans

Not all they were cracked up to be. Income based repayment fails? Surprise, surprise. And this from the inside view of a “student loan servicer” if you will pardon that oxymoron. From the business insider website. The purpose of income-driven

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EIDL LOAN DEFAULT DOCUMENT REVIEW, WORKOUT, BANKRUPTCY FILING & OFFER IN COMPROMISE

As many readers of our blog posts are aware, at Shenwick &Associates we have expertise in EIDL loan workouts, bankruptcy filings and offers in compromise, for defaulted EIDL loans Recently we did a post on EIDL loans and bankruptcy, which can be

House committee scuttles plans to take up stablecoin bill this week