Sentences with phrase «charged in bankruptcy cases»

Their presentation, «Orange is the New Black: Criminal Charges in Bankruptcy Cases,» is intended to provide guidance with respect to criminal actions in the bankruptcy arena.

Not exact matches

This is a person underneath the judge that is in charge of heading most bankruptcy claims and cases.

These transactions — whether involving charged - off accounts or those involved in consumer bankruptcy cases — are negotiated years in advance in documents called future flow agreements (they're also called «forward flow agreements» from time to time).

Especially look for; Late payments, charge - offs, collections or other negative items that aren't yours, Accounts listed as «settled,» «paid derogatory,» «paid charge - off» or anything other than «current» or «paid as agreed» if you paid on time and in full, Accounts that are still listed as unpaid that were included in a bankruptcy, Negative items older than seven years (10 in the case of bankruptcy) that should have automatically fallen off your report (you must be careful with this last one, because sometimes scores actually go down when bad items fall off your report.

The cost of attorney fees in a chapter 7 case varies widely by region of the country, however, all bankruptcy filings are a matter of public record and it is possible to look up the fees typically charged in your jurisdiction by doing some research on the PACER system.

As well as a charge to pay / charge for payment, in some cases your creditor will have to send you a copy of the Accountant in Bankruptcy Debt Advice and Information Package booklet.

As the article describes, Daniel Elia, a former disgruntled client of Buffalo based law firm, Damon & Morey has created a website, damon-moreymisconduct.com, to broadcast Elia's complaints about the firm's alleged misconduct, such as charging unreasonable fees and failing to disclose a conflict of interest when the firm represented Elia and one of his creditors in a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy case.

Raymond Lemisch ($ 625), partner - in - charge of the Wilmington office at Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff and chair of the firm's business reorganization practice, is representing FastShip in the bankruptcy case.

Other topics covered this week included seeking intervener status in an environmental contamination case, automobile insurance, MVA jury trials, motions for summary judgment in the class action context, breach of confidence, family law, bankruptcy and insolvency and solicitors» liens and charging orders.

He notes that the judge in charge of General Growth's bankruptcy case appears to want as quick a resolution as possible and will likely grant the REIT an extension of its exclusivity period at next week's hearing.