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M.D.N.C.: DFWMM Holdings LLC v. Richmond- Reliance on Attorney as Affirmative Defense to Fraudulent Intent

Summary: DFWMM Holdings sought to have its judgments determined to be nondischargeable and the Mr. Richmond’s discharge denied, supporting its allegations by arguing that Mr. Richmond made false statements in the bankruptcy case by failing to

Post-Brexit interchange fee plan prompts outcry from U.K. merchants

PPP ending with a bang; Biden issues climate order for banks

Bruce Levitt Wins Tax Lien Foreclosure Appeal

 Bruce H. Levitt, partner at Levitt & Slafkes, P.C. recently achieved a major victory in the New Jersey Appellate Division on behalf of clients who had lost their house to a tax lien foreclosure. The Appellate Court, in the case of BV001 REO

Why CEO pay climbed in 2020 even as bank profits fell

Biden ordering climate risk strategy for financial assets

The Eviction Moratorium May be Ending -- Are You Ready?

For the past year, we’ve lived in a surreal world. Many people could not work, and those who could often work primarily -- if not exclusively -- from home. Even fully-employed individuals saw significantly reduced salaries in many cases. As a result

Lingering pain point for PPP lenders: Forgiveness on large loans

Price volatility limits usefulness of crypto for payments, Powell says

NCUA overdraft plan should do more to rein in fees, critics say