ABI Blog Exchange

Fintechs shouldn’t give up on national bank charters

Delaware Bankruptcy Court Decision Supports Pathway to Make Chapter 11 Cases Less Expensive

Section 1930(a)(6) of Title 28 requires the payment of quarterly fees to the United States Trustee (the “UST”) for each quarter that a bankruptcy case is open. The amount of fees is calculated based on the amount of disbursements made by the debtor

Square building new Bitcoin-inspired financial services business

Lending platform Blend Labs raises $360 million in top-range IPO

Update on Arizona Eviction Proceedings – July, 15, 2021

Arizona Residential Eviction Actions Procedures – effective July 15, 2021 IT IS ORDERED that the following procedures are applicable to eviction actions governed by Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 33, filed in the superior court or a justice court

Pot banking bill's prospects fade amid broader legalization push

Commercial Real Estate and Tenant Estoppel Certificates: Enforcement by Illinois Courts

Tenant Estoppel Certificates are a commonly used tool in commercial real estate transactions. One of their many purposes is to evidence a written statement by a party, such as a tenant, that verifies things such as the amount of rent due under a

Why Aren't All Judicial Recusal Lists Public?

Judges sometimes have to recuse themselves from hearing cases because of financial or personal interests. Some of those conflicts can be spotted in advance, and judges will have standing recusal lists filed with the clerk of the court to keep those

The Sacklers Try to Strong Arm the Non-Consenting States with a Threat of Sanctions

Every time I think the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy couldn't get crazier, it does. The latest development is that some of the Sacklers (the Raymond branch) are seeking sanctions against five of the holdout non-consenting states for allegedly false

Two Michigan credit unions to merge