ABI Blog Exchange

2016-05-24
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Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat

2016-05-24
The Law Offices of Jeffrey Scholnick examine the causes of the five most common injuries sustained in car accidents, and share advice on post-accident medical treatment.

Read More from: Scholnick Law

2016-05-24
The health and social care sector is currently facing its most significant challenge since the Southern Cross care-homes collapse in 2011.

Read More from: Squire Patton Boggs

2016-05-24
Multip-Party Kaneko Art By Donald L. Swanson Two-party and three-party mediations can fit well into a one-and-done session model.

Read More from: Mediatbankry

2016-05-23
The Weil Bankruptcy Blog frequently writes on issues revolving around equitable mootness (See
2016-05-23
Upcoming Committee Formation Meeting: June 1, 2016, 10:00 AM Case Name:  Phoenix Brands LLC, et al. Case Number:  16-11242 (BLS)
2016-05-23
On Monday, May 16, 2016, the Supreme Court issued its decision in the case of Husky Int’l Elecs., Inc. v. Ritz, — S. Ct.
2016-05-23
Timothy Bennett has joined law firm Seyfarth Shaw as senior counsel in the firm’s corporate department. Mr.

Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat

2016-05-23
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court in Husky International Electronics, Inc. v.

Read More from: Squire Patton Boggs

2016-05-23
The nascent industry's early success will mean very little if these new companies don't take necessary steps to position themselves for the long term.

Read More from: BankThink

2016-05-23
Jeffrey Scholnick was recently part of a panel discussion for a seminar on Student Loans in bankruptcy.

Read More from: Scholnick Law

2016-05-23
The company behind brands like Fab laundry detergent and Rit dye, Phoenix Brands LLC, filed for chapter 11 protection to sell its business.

Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat

2016-05-22
After extensive briefing and hearings, the U.S. District Court presiding over the appeal (foreign readers: general trial judges in the U.S. federal court system sit in an appellate capacity over the specialized bankruptcy courts) from the U.S.

Read More from: Credit Slips

2016-05-22
It has become something like conventional wisdom that the pending SCOTUS case involving the Recovery Act is no longer relevant.

Read More from: Credit Slips

2016-05-21
Dear Experian, A judgment was filed against me. If a judgment is discharged in your Chapter 7 bankruptcy, can it be removed from your report? – JLB