The Supreme Court Rejects the Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Settlement
It is rare that the Supreme Court takes a case concerning bankruptcy law. At the end of this term, the Court held that members of
David I. Pankin, P.C.
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It is rare that the Supreme Court takes a case concerning bankruptcy law. At the end of this term, the Court held that members of
At the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, one of the generous stimulus programs that Congress created to help struggling businesses stay open was the Covid-19
In order to aid debtors and small businesses struggling during COVID, the debt limits for Chapter 13 and Subchapter V (of Chapter 11) bankruptcies in
When someone is struggling with debt, filing for bankruptcy may be the best option to get a financial fresh start. However, the type of debt
One common question we often receive from our clients is how long does a bankruptcy stay on a credit report? The answer depends upon which
There is good news for debtors considering filing for bankruptcy in New York. The Office of the U.S. Trustee Program (USTP) has released new Means
When a small business is struggling financially, they may find they are unable to obtain credit from traditional lenders. In order to obtain the capital
The Means Test and the Marital Adjustment Deduction Since the Bankruptcy Code was amended under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
When a debtor files for bankruptcy, they do not have to give up all their property and assets. The U.S. Bankruptcy Code contains a series
