In this bankruptcy news brief are the following…
Taggart watch: three recent cases interpret the Supreme Court case In re Taggart
With No Buyer In Sight, Jet Airways Lands In Bankruptcy Court
Labor Dept. Supports Retiree Committee for Sears Bankruptcy
Recent Developments in the Enforceability of Make-Whole Premiums in the Second Circuit
Schools Where Students Take On the Most Debt to Attend
Saddled with big student loans? These companies help employees pay off school debt.
$5.3 million in Pennsylvania student debt to be canceled as part of national lawsuit settlement
New Tone, Old Policies at CFPB Under Kraninger
REGISTER FOR TOMORROW’S WEBINAR!
Advanced Topics in Chapter 13 Online Workshop
Date: June 20, 2019
Time: 3:00 PM EST – 6:00 PM EST
Cost: $99 Member / $149 Non Member
Presenters: Trish Mayer Esq., Summer Shaw, Esq. & James Haller Esq.
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This panel is in response to the statement, “teach me something I didn’t know.” Designed for attorneys who are already seasoned or strive to be, the program will give participants new and innovative weapons with which to assist their clients.
- Small Business Ch. 13 Issues
- Business debtor’s reporting and accounting
- Valuing a sole proprietorship and “collapsing” the business entity
- Early withdrawal tax penalties as non-priority claims
- Election of short tax year to create pre-petition tax debt in a chapter 7
- 1099-C issues
- Proper application of prior-case payments in refiled chapter 13 cases
- “How to” lien strip an unsecured mortgage, including service and discharge issues
Why You Should Attend: Chapter 13 is easy. Its just filling out a bunch of forms and handing them (and the debtor) to the Trustee. WRONG! Chapter 13 is more complicated and offers more opportunities for the creative and aggressive attorney than any other bankruptcy. Find out how to be that attorney, so that your competition doesn’t steal all of your potential clients.
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