Not exact matches
In the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, the trustee pays creditors in order of the claim they hold — priority, secured and unsecure
In the Chapter 13
Bankruptcy, the trustee pays creditors
in order of the claim they hold — priority, secured and unsecure
in order of the
claim they hold — priority,
secured and unsecured.
The settlement, which comes less than three months after the firm declared
bankruptcy, is designed to help repay creditors owed some $ 250m (# 159m)
in secured debt and at least $ 300m (# 190m) more
in unsecured
claims.
Brad routinely represents creditors
in secured transactions,
bankruptcy, foreclosure, and debt collection proceedings and provides defense to consumer protection
claims.
In addition, under the
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act «s «limited super-priority» provision, the employee's unpaid wage
claim is put ahead of
secured creditors over the current assets of the bankrupt employer's estate.