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A cellphone user who unknowingly places a call doesn’t have a reasonable expectation of privacy in conversations exposed to the person on the other end of the line, a federal appeals court said on Tuesday. In this case, a senior executive of a… Read More

363 Case – A term that has come to describe a Chapter 11 case that is filed largely to facilitate the sale of the debtor’s assets pursuant to the protections of §363 of the Bankruptcy Code, as compared to a case filed to restructure the debtorâ€â€¦ Read More

The Court of Appeals in Chicago held on April 23, 2014, that an insurance company did not have standing to object to a Chapter 11 debtor’s settlement with another insurance company because the objecting insurer did not suffer a direct pecuniary… Read More

Filing bankruptcy and going through the discharge process can be an exhausting process. What can be even more daunting is thinking about your credit after bankruptcy. Contrary to popular belief, filing for bankruptcy is not a one-way ticket to financ… Read More