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UPDATED Global Insolvency Report: Impact of Covid-19 on Insolvency Laws

Both Spain and Italy have introduced recent changes to their insolvency laws. The changes are covered in our global guide and cover: Spain The obligation for a debtor to file for bankruptcy within two months of becoming insolvent is suspended until

Updated: Guide To Financial Support Measures Across Europe And The Middle East

Our most recently updated guide includes updates for the UK, UAE, Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy. In brief, the updates include: UK Updates to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), Statutory Sick Pay (SPP) and VAT deferral scheme. United

Keeping Your Michigan House In Bankruptcy?

  What do you want to happen to your house when you file bankruptcy? What do you do about mortgage payments? There is nothing automatic. You are not required to keep or give up your house in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 7... The post

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Austin, Tx: Beware Of Rental Scams!

Austin (KXAN) reports that rental scams are on the rise in Austin, TX. Michelle Deloach is a victim of one of these rental scams. She states, “We were so excited. It came with a dog door, a guest house and everything… Things in Austin go like that

11th Circuit reaffirms burden on Debtor to show undue hardship on student loans based on certainty of hopelessness Brunner standard

A recent case from the 11th Circuit affirmed the rulings of the bankruptcy and district court that a debtor failed to show that she met the standards for undue hardship in order to discharge a student loan. In Graddy v. Educ. Credit Mgmt. Corp. (In

Pandemic drove up costs of complying with anti-fraud rules: Report