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N.C. Ct. of App.: Myers v. Broome-Edwards- Self-Help Eviction as Unfair and Deceptive Practice

N.C. Ct. of App.: Myers v. Broome-Edwards- Self-Help Eviction as Unfair and Deceptive Practice

Ed Boltz


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“Ending Corporate Bankruptcy Abuse Act”: Three Strikes Already!

E.D.N.C.: Hagins v. Carrington Mortgage- Frivolity Review

E.D.N.C.: Hagins v. Carrington Mortgage- Frivolity Review

Ed Boltz


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Mediation Confidentiality: How to Get Your Hands Slapped With a Sledge Hammer

By Donald L. Swanson

Law Review: Sousa, Michael D., Seizing Welfare from the Bankrupt (August 22, 2024). U Denver Legal Studies Research Paper Forthcoming, University of Cincinnati Law Review, Volume 93, No. 2., 2024,

Law Review: Sousa, Michael D., Seizing Welfare from the Bankrupt (August 22, 2024). U Denver Legal Studies Research Paper Forthcoming, University of Cincinnati Law Review, Volume 93, No. 2., 2024,

Ed Boltz


Weekly News – August 23

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Use and Abuse (?) of Restructuring Proceedings in Poland – How can Creditors Protect their Rights?

The statistics are clear that the number of restructuring proceedings in Poland is on rise.

Does A Canadian Retirement Plan Qualify For A Bankruptcy Exemption Tied To I.R.C. Requirements (Green v. Leibowitz)

Understanding 3 Common Types of Bankruptcy Litigation

Bankruptcy law can be a complex area of law and can involve litigation. It is important to understand the types of litigation that can occur during bankruptcy.
In a bankruptcy, creditors have the right to file a lawsuit asking that their particular debt not be discharged or that the debtor’s bankruptcy be denied.  The bankruptcy trustee also has the right to sue the debtor if the trustee suspects that there was fraud in the bankruptcy petition. Both of these are known as adversary proceedings.

Do “Champerty” Laws Impair § 363 Sales of Estate Claims? (Crabtree v. Allstate)

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