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Bankruptcy Alphabet: O Is For Omitted

O stands for Omitted in my Bankruptcy Alphabet. Whether it’s creditors or assets that are left out, omissions can create trouble in a bankruptcy filing. So, O could also stand for Oops. When creditors are left out Omitted creditors usually create

Databits: Earned wage access

Now Is the Time for Bankruptcy Venue Reform

Judges Joan Feeney and Steven Rhodes and Professor Jay Westbrook and I have an op-ed supporting bankruptcy venue reform running in The Hill. Forum shopping has long been a problem in chapter 11, but with mass tort cases like Purdue and Boy Scouts of

Plaid settles class-action lawsuit for $58 million

Brex withdraws applications for industrial bank

Small bank seeds green lending with assist from fintech

JPMorgan brings back its mask mandate for vaccinated employees

Is a Disability Check Considered Income By the IRS in Pennsylvania

If you have been injured or suffer from a medical impairment that limits your ability to work, you might rely on disability benefits to pay your monthly bills. If you have been receiving disability or are applying for benefits, you might wonder if

How Much Money Can You Get on Disability in Pennsylvania?

The amount of Social Security Disability benefits you could receive depends on the program. There are two separate programs administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA): Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental

Can You Lose Disability Benefits if You Inherit Money?

If you are receiving Social Security Disability benefits and receive an inheritance or other windfall, it could affect your benefits. However, it depends on the type of benefits you are receiving. The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers