2015-03-06
Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino is seen in Las Vegas.
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2015-03-06
A new service from Cardtronics asks consumers to pay up to $10 a month for unlimited access to 5,000 of the company's ATMs.
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2015-03-06
In our continuing review of key issues concerning schemes of arrangement, this second bulletin addresses issues of valuation, third party releases, voting by ultimate beneficial holders and amendments to schemes.
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2015-03-05
Elkhorn, Wisconsin residents seeking debt relief or a debt settlement company must heed the old saying, “If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.” Unfortunately, there are a lot of dishonest companies in this world and some of them ha
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2015-03-05
Our Examiners, a panel of some of the leading bankruptcy experts, weighed in this week on the topic of venue reform.
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2015-03-05
Our Examiners, a panel of some of the leading bankruptcy experts, weighed in this week on the topic of venue reform.
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2015-03-05
“An attorney’s reluctance, or that of his assistant, to work after 6:30 p.m. one evening in order to meet a court-imposed filing deadline does not constitute excusable neglect.” – In re An
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2015-03-05
Thanks to Epiq Systems, the latest monthly bankruptcy figures are out, and they show
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2015-03-05
The subprime consumer lending business is booming. But lenders that think they have the risk-based pricing model figured out may be in for a rude awakening.
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2015-03-05
With my attention drawn to other matters, my personal blogging has been light for the past month. One of the things that had my attention was the Caulkett case currently pending before the Supreme Court.
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2015-03-05
A RadioShack store in San Francisco
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2015-03-05
A RadioShack store in San Francisco
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2015-03-05
When the government owns banks, lending decisions tend to be driven by politics rather than economics. Resources flow to those with influence and banks under-price risk in order to appeal to voters. That's bad news for everyone.
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