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Displaying Journal Articles with Tag Professional Compensation/Fees

Benchnotes January 2018

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. §§ 101-1532

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability, Business Reorganization

Fees-on-Fees Retention Provisions Might Be Circling Back This Way

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 328

Topic Tags:

Financial Advisors, Professional Compensation/Fees

How Teams Can Help (or Hurt) You When It Comes to Ethics

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 327, 1103

Topic Tags:

Ethics, Professional Compensation/Fees

The Dischargeability of Attorneys’ Fees Ordered as Part of DSOs in Chapter 7 Cases

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 101, 523

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Legislation, Professional Compensation/Fees, Discharge/Dischargeability, Family/Divorce Issues

“You Can’t Sue Me”: Preclusion of Claims Against Professionals

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: none

Topic Tags:

Bankruptcy Litigation, Creditors' Committee, Financial Advisors, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Business Reorganization

USTP’s Activities Highlighted in Testimony Before Congress

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: none

Topic Tags:

Corporate Governance, Financial Advisors, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy, Mortgage

USTP’s Agenda on Chapter 11 Corporate Reorganization Issues

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. § 363, 328, 330, 503, 1104

Topic Tags:

Asset Sales, Corporate Governance, Financial Advisors, Professional Compensation/Fees

Benchnotes July 2017

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: none

Topic Tags:

Administrative Expense Claims, Automatic Stay, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Creditors' Committee, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability

Does Sending or Being an Appearance Attorney Have an 80 Percent Chance of Success?

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: 105, 329, 504

Topic Tags:

Ethics, Practice and Procedure, Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy

Attorneys’ Fees and Chapter Choice: Exploring “No Money Down” Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Journal Issue:

Bankruptcy Code: chapter 13 plans, 330

Topic Tags:

Professional Compensation/Fees, Consumer Bankruptcy