Bankruptcy Billables 3.12.2010 – by Matt Leichter
Bankruptcy Billables is an overview of bankruptcy-relevant coverage and discussion from various law-related blogs.
Holding a J.D. and an International Affairs M.A. from Marquette University, Matt Leichter (matt [dot] leichter [at] gmail [dot] com) is an attorney licensed in Wisconsin and New York (two months as of tomorrow!). He speaks Japanese and focuses on comparative and international law, as well as international business.
- De-Tour: CSD Nudity on the Exotic Fringe
- Debt and the People, Part I: The Cold
- Avoid Chapter 11 at All Cost!!!
- Half-Empty or Half-Full: The February Bankruptcy Figures
- The Ban on “Universal Default”
- Half a (Rotten) Loaf is Worse Than None at All: The Fate of the CFPA
- Fringe Banking, Financial Distress, and the Consumer Financial Protection Industry
- Hecker’s Troubles Signed, Unsealed, Delivered
- The Daily Docket: Examiner Finds Claims Against Lehman Execs
- Drama Continues for Death Row
- Experts: Sitcom Logic Won’t Work in Distressed Companies
- The Daily Docket: Freedom Wins OK on Chapter 11 Plan
- Lenny Dykstra Wants Bankruptcy Case Dismissed
- Justice Department stays out of Rubashkin Case
- The Daily Docket: Bankruptcy for Detroit?
- Miami Couple Accused of Running Ponzi Scheme
- The Daily Docket: Consumer Bankruptcy Filings on the Rise
- Trump Says Bankruptcy Is Not Part of His Brand
Tags: Bankruptcy law, Bankruptcy practice, Blogs, Consumer Bankruptcy, Law firms, Recession







