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

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70% Of Mediation PARTICIPANTS Prefer Zoom Mediations To In-Person Mediations (A Study Of EEOC Mediations—Part 1 of 2)

By: Donald L. Swanson “Nearly 70% of the participants prefer Online Dispute Resolution [e.g., via Zoom] to In-Person Mediation . . . Only 13% preferred In-Person Mediation in the future.” That’s the finding from a study of party-participants in the

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Review (of a Book Review): Atkinson, Abbye, WHO'S AFRAID OF BANKRUPTCY? (March 10, 2025).

Review (of a Book Review): Atkinson, Abbye, WHO'S AFRAID OF BANKRUPTCY? (March 10, 2025). Ed Boltz Mon, 06/02/2025 - 18:11 Available at: https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-138/whos-afraid-of-bankruptcy/ Abstract: Book Review: UNJUST DEBTS: HOW

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How important is it to document directors’ decisions and keep contemporaneous evidence? (UK)

The recent High Court case of Stacks Living Limited & Ors v Shergill & Ors ( “Stacks Decision”) has further highlighted the importance of taking advice and documenting decisions following the much-publicised decision of Wright v Chappell (the “BHS

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Weekly News – May 30

Scott Goodwin joins Prof G podcast Altice game of thrones, Wolfspeed bankruptcy, Saks Meaner & Rougher LME, and much, much more… Creditor Corner Your weekly curated content from the Creditor Rights Coalition Over 3,000 member subscribers and growing

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Eliminate The Tax Refund & Protect Yourself From Government Collections

We’ve recently heard sternvoiced threats from the federal government about collecting delinquent student loans and defaulted EIDL loans. One of their collection tools is the Treasury Offset Program. It allows the feds to take some or even all of

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May 2025 Ponzi Scheme Roundup

By Kathy Bazoian Phelps Below is a summary of Ponzi scheme activity reported for May 2025. There were at least 7 new Ponzi schemes revealed this month, 6 guilty pleas, and prison sentences of 48 years. The average age of the fraudsters was about 43

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