Sentences with phrase «judgments against bankruptcy»

Entered nondischargeability judgments against bankruptcy debtors after having previously represented the creditor in a Superior Court trial to judgment against the same debtors for theft of trade secrets.

Not exact matches

Gawker Media filed for bankruptcy in June after Hogan won a $ 140 million court judgment against the site in a lawsuit over a sex tape.

Gawker Media founder and CEO Nick Denton will file for personal bankruptcy protection as early as Monday after losing a fight in a Florida court for a shield against a judgment in a breach of privacy case involving professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Recently, you had a $ 140 million judgment against Gawker Media, declared bankruptcy and put the media empire you founded up for sale.

Another wrinkle in this year's meeting comes from the recent revelations that board member Peter Thiel has been privately funding lawsuits against Gawker Media, including the recent Hulk Hogan suit that resulted in a $ 140 million judgment against the news website that sent Gawker into bankruptcy.

Experian's report will let your creditor know whether you have filed for bankruptcy, had any judgments against you, or had tax liens filed against you.

You can also see judgments, liens, collections and bankruptcies filed against you over the last 7 years.

The New York Times published a story May 6 that said Howe's private life included chaotic and slipshod financial dealings, including a 2003 bankruptcy and nearly $ 400,000 in federal tax liens and other judgments against him.

They may even have a bankruptcy or county court judgment - CJJ - against their name.

Even those borrowers who have filed bankruptcy, have went through foreclosure, or have had judgments placed against them can borrow money through a payday loan.

She continues, «Even if he doesn't file bankruptcy, he thinks that he may be facing some very large judgments against him that will take many years to go away.»

Exemption laws have been enacted by every state as well as the federal government to protect the property of debtors against the claims of judgment creditors and, once a bankruptcy case is filed, the trustee.

Bankruptcy will not only stop the pending law suit, but if judgment has already been entered against you it will stop collection efforts on that judgment.

They also have access to public records, which means that they can find out if you have had any judgments against you, or if you have filed bankruptcy.

You can always file bankruptcy after a judgment against you.

Experian's report will let your creditor know whether you have filed for bankruptcy, had any judgments against you, or had tax liens filed against you.

According to Credit Sesame's data, users with a bankruptcy on their credit report actually have slightly higher credit scores, on average, than users with negative marks like tax liens or legal judgments against them.

In reality, by the time most people file for bankruptcy they have already fallen behind on their payments, gone into default or foreclosure, or had legal judgments entered against them.

In addition, public records are also listed on your credit report, i.e. bankruptcies, liens, foreclosures, repos, and / or legal judgments against you (including child support or tax cases).

This could include judgments against in civil actions, state or federal tax liens and bankruptcies.

They comb through public records to find out whether there are court judgments against you, whether you have tax liens against your house, or have filed for bankruptcy.

In spite of the fact that interest continues to build up, the automatic stay provisions of the bankruptcy law prevent collectors from harassing, suing and getting judgments against the people who have put their name and credit on the line for a borrower's loan.

Specifically, if Mbank sued every unitholder to enforce the future payments, won, and filed involuntary petitions for bankruptcy against every single unitholder (after unsuccessfully attempting to levy the judgment against their assets) this would have been bad for the protagonist.

The above information includes all my / our debts and that we have no current unsatisfied judgments against us and that I / we have not declared bankruptcy in the last six years and that all my / our outstanding credit are current and in good standing.

For example, if you've lost investment property to foreclosure and a deficiency judgment has been entered against you, a subsequent lien on your primary residence may remain even after the bankruptcy.

If a credit card company has sued you, obtained a judgment against you, a bankruptcy discharge «voids» this judgment (ie the credit card company can not collect on it.

Your credit report lists applications you've made for all forms of credit (whether approved or not), your repayment history, details of any defaults or bankruptcies you may have, your current debt, information on the accounts you currently hold and any court judgments against you.

And while perpetrators may look to bankruptcy as a way to escape the financial obligations of a civil judgment against them, Grace points out that the federal Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act exempts civil damages arising out of sexual assaults from the debts released by a discharge undebankruptcy as a way to escape the financial obligations of a civil judgment against them, Grace points out that the federal Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act exempts civil damages arising out of sexual assaults from the debts released by a discharge undeBankruptcy and Insolvency Act exempts civil damages arising out of sexual assaults from the debts released by a discharge under the Act.

Usually, they have multiple debts or judgments against them, little or nothing in the way of assets, and they may file for bankruptcy to protect themselves from their malpracticed clients» lawsuits.

«This judgment quite literally follows the person against whom it is made for life, surviving bankruptcy, and even extending beyond life to become a debt of the offender's estate,» Grace writes.

Although many people think that will not happen to their family, divorces, bankruptcies, personal injury lawsuits, and hard economic times can unexpectedly result in a large monetary judgment against a family member.

One scenario you want to avoid is holding a judgment against a contractor who doesn't have the money to pay you then turns around and claims bankruptcy or skips town.

Won summary judgment defending a Bankruptcy Trustee against claims amounting to over $ 1 million brought by a non-party plaintiff

Represented founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer of a distributor of consumer electronics with gross revenues of approximately $ 20 million in connection with all facets of companies» Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases, including critical strategic planning with respect to $ 45 million federal court judgment against Debtor - companies and their President.

One of the cases presented to me at this moot was Kathryn Leah Smithen v. Law Society of Upper Canada, dealing with an applicant who «disclosed a criminal history of 38 or 39 convictions for fraud - related offences between 1979 and 1993, several outstanding civil judgments, two judgments entered against her in actions involving fraud, two terminations of employment for cause, and two declarations of bankruptcy.»

In practice, one reason that the business is actually unlikely to sue you in this situation (unless they discovered that more than $ 50,000 was taken) is that having lost your job and paid them $ 50,000 you may not be able to pay even a large judgment if it was awarded against you (although such a judgment, if entered, would probably not be dischargeable in bankruptcy under U.S. law).

Obtained summary judgment on a claim where the Plaintiff was discharged from bankruptcy five months after filing her lawsuit against our client.

This judgment quite literally follows the person against whom it is made for life, surviving bankruptcy, and even extending beyond life to become a debt of the offender's estate.

The nondischargeability judgment allowed the client to enforce the judgment against the debtors that would have otherwise been discharged in the bankruptcy cases.

According to that Supreme Court opinion, when Haden failed to supersede the judgment against him and his business on Sacks» breach - of - contract claim, Sacks and the firm incurred considerable expense to secure a turnover order under Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 31.002 (e), have a receiver appointed to prevent prejudgment transfer of Haden's assets and seek dismissal of Haden's bankruptcy filings.

As a result of the judgment, the defendant declared bankruptcy, which had the effect of automatically staying the enforcement of the million dollar judgment against him.

[10] This Court has no jurisdiction to suspend the precedential value of Grant Thornton Ltd. v. Alberta Energy Regulator and introduce another legal regime — the one in place before Chief Justice Wittmann released his judgment — for the governance of other bankrupts, receivers and trustees in bankruptcy and secured creditors for a period commencing with the date of pronouncement of any stay order and ending with the date the Supreme Court of Canada either resolves an appeal against this Court's judgment or dismisses the applicants» leave - to - appeal application.

The report also scans public records for bankruptcies and court judgments against you.

They must check for Mortgages, judgments against the seller, bankruptcies, and make sure all taxes are paid up.

It's not credit score driven, therefore, it doesn't matter if you're in bankruptcy, have judgments against you, or you're currently in foreclosure.

any business that the licensee either owns or has been involved in as a director, officer or partner at any time during the past 2 years declares or is petitioned into bankruptcy, or has a court order or judgment made against the business;