Bankruptcy Billables 4.9.2010 – by Matt Leichter, Esq.
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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. He speaks Japanese and focuses on comparative and international law, as well as international business.
- Rothstein’s Business Partner Files For Chapter 7
- Denny Hecker Held Responsible For $400 Million
- Petters Sentenced To 50 Years Behind Bars
- Chapter 11 Can Be Fun, Hot
- Dykstra Strikes Out In Bid To End Bankruptcy Case
- Gemstone Shopping Channel Enters Chapter 11
- Arby’s Franchisee Serves Up Chapter 11 Filing
- The Daily Docket: Rock & Republic Files For Bankruptcy
- Harrisburg, PA, May Miss Debt Payment
- Maker of Collapsed Cowboys’ Dome Seeks Creditor Protection
- For Mortgage Industry, It’s Win Some, Lose Some
- The Rhetoric of “Ending” Too Big To Fail
- Experian and FreeCreditReport.com Sink to a New Low
- The Congressional Research Service Says No Real Effect from BAPCPA
- Repo Madness
- The Business of Document Production
- March Bankruptcy Filings Are Up But Not “Spiking”
- The Fed as Distressed Investor
- The Need for More Bankruptcy Knowledge on the Circuit Courts
- Redemption (of the 722 variety) for Struggling Homeowners
- SEC Might Bring Civil Charges Against Ernst & Young Soon, Maybe
- After Constant Lehman/Ernst & Young Press Coverage, the PCAOB Is Ready to Get Serious About Audit Committee Communication
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