Know When to Hold ’Em, Know When to Fold ’Em: The Differences Between a Loan and Merchant Cash Advance Journal Issue: Jan 2023 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 362547Topic Tags: ClaimsBankruptcy LitigationPreferencesBusiness ReorganizationFirst-day Motions Read more about Know When to Hold ’Em, Know When to Fold ’Em: The Differences Between a Loan and Merchant Cash Advance Is a Forbearance an “Extension of Credit” Triggering § 523(a)(2)? Journal Issue: June 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 523Topic Tags: Consumer BankruptcyDischarge/Dischargeability Read more about Is a Forbearance an “Extension of Credit” Triggering § 523(a)(2)? The Federal Tax Lien and Exemptions: Handling IRS Enforcement of Valid Tax Liens Journal Issue: May 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 524Topic Tags: Consumer BankruptcyBankruptcy Taxation Read more about The Federal Tax Lien and Exemptions: Handling IRS Enforcement of Valid Tax Liens Lien Transfers Under § 510(c)(2): A Closer Look at the Plain Language Journal Issue: March 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 510Topic Tags: Bankruptcy Litigation Read more about Lien Transfers Under § 510(c)(2): A Closer Look at the Plain Language Have Contract Counterparties Increased Their Negotiating Power in the Wake of Tempnology? Journal Issue: June 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 36511 U.S.C. § 365(n)Topic Tags: ClaimsExecutory Contracts/LeasesBusiness ReorganizationCovid19 Read more about Have Contract Counterparties Increased Their Negotiating Power in the Wake of Tempnology? Steer Lenders Clear of Driftwood and Mahogany to Avoid Forfeiture Journal Issue: May 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 362Topic Tags: Automatic StayClaimsLender Liability Read more about Steer Lenders Clear of Driftwood and Mahogany to Avoid Forfeiture Supreme Court Decides “Mere Retention” of Property Does Not Violate Automatic Stay Journal Issue: March 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 362Topic Tags: Consumer Bankruptcy Read more about Supreme Court Decides “Mere Retention” of Property Does Not Violate Automatic Stay Killing Two Birds with One Stone: BAP Denies Novel Attempt for § 364(d) Exit Financing in SARE Case, Rules Stay Relief Should Have Been Granted Journal Issue: Nov 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 3623641129Topic Tags: Automatic StayPlan ConfirmationBusiness ReorganizationReal Estate Read more about Killing Two Birds with One Stone: BAP Denies Novel Attempt for § 364(d) Exit Financing in SARE Case, Rules Stay Relief Should Have Been Granted When Less Is Not More: Sufficient Identification of Collateral in Financing Statements Journal Issue: May 2020 Bankruptcy Code: noneTopic Tags: Uniform Commercial Code/Article 9Unsecured Trade Creditors Read more about When Less Is Not More: Sufficient Identification of Collateral in Financing Statements Does Identifying the Security Agreement “Indicate” the Collateral Under Article 9? Journal Issue: Jan 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 544Topic Tags: Bankruptcy LitigationFinance and BankingUniform Commercial Code/Article 9 Read more about Does Identifying the Security Agreement “Indicate” the Collateral Under Article 9? Pagesfirst previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next last
Know When to Hold ’Em, Know When to Fold ’Em: The Differences Between a Loan and Merchant Cash Advance Journal Issue: Jan 2023 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 362547Topic Tags: ClaimsBankruptcy LitigationPreferencesBusiness ReorganizationFirst-day Motions Read more about Know When to Hold ’Em, Know When to Fold ’Em: The Differences Between a Loan and Merchant Cash Advance
Is a Forbearance an “Extension of Credit” Triggering § 523(a)(2)? Journal Issue: June 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 523Topic Tags: Consumer BankruptcyDischarge/Dischargeability Read more about Is a Forbearance an “Extension of Credit” Triggering § 523(a)(2)?
The Federal Tax Lien and Exemptions: Handling IRS Enforcement of Valid Tax Liens Journal Issue: May 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 524Topic Tags: Consumer BankruptcyBankruptcy Taxation Read more about The Federal Tax Lien and Exemptions: Handling IRS Enforcement of Valid Tax Liens
Lien Transfers Under § 510(c)(2): A Closer Look at the Plain Language Journal Issue: March 2022 Bankruptcy Code: 510Topic Tags: Bankruptcy Litigation Read more about Lien Transfers Under § 510(c)(2): A Closer Look at the Plain Language
Have Contract Counterparties Increased Their Negotiating Power in the Wake of Tempnology? Journal Issue: June 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 36511 U.S.C. § 365(n)Topic Tags: ClaimsExecutory Contracts/LeasesBusiness ReorganizationCovid19 Read more about Have Contract Counterparties Increased Their Negotiating Power in the Wake of Tempnology?
Steer Lenders Clear of Driftwood and Mahogany to Avoid Forfeiture Journal Issue: May 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 362Topic Tags: Automatic StayClaimsLender Liability Read more about Steer Lenders Clear of Driftwood and Mahogany to Avoid Forfeiture
Supreme Court Decides “Mere Retention” of Property Does Not Violate Automatic Stay Journal Issue: March 2021 Bankruptcy Code: 362Topic Tags: Consumer Bankruptcy Read more about Supreme Court Decides “Mere Retention” of Property Does Not Violate Automatic Stay
Killing Two Birds with One Stone: BAP Denies Novel Attempt for § 364(d) Exit Financing in SARE Case, Rules Stay Relief Should Have Been Granted Journal Issue: Nov 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 3623641129Topic Tags: Automatic StayPlan ConfirmationBusiness ReorganizationReal Estate Read more about Killing Two Birds with One Stone: BAP Denies Novel Attempt for § 364(d) Exit Financing in SARE Case, Rules Stay Relief Should Have Been Granted
When Less Is Not More: Sufficient Identification of Collateral in Financing Statements Journal Issue: May 2020 Bankruptcy Code: noneTopic Tags: Uniform Commercial Code/Article 9Unsecured Trade Creditors Read more about When Less Is Not More: Sufficient Identification of Collateral in Financing Statements
Does Identifying the Security Agreement “Indicate” the Collateral Under Article 9? Journal Issue: Jan 2020 Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 544Topic Tags: Bankruptcy LitigationFinance and BankingUniform Commercial Code/Article 9 Read more about Does Identifying the Security Agreement “Indicate” the Collateral Under Article 9?