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Number One Reason to Avoid Taking a Chapter 11

By Cathy Moran, Esq. Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice

Put aside inexperience:  the most important reason not to take on a Chapter 11 is that it can kill your practice. The rules and procedures for Chapter 11 were created for the debtor “big boys”, the corporations that hire tall-building lawyers by the score.  There are innumerable hoops to jump through, even if you were […]

Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice Tagged With: bankruptcy skills, chapter 11, new bankruptcy practice

Head Start on Bankruptcy Research

By Cathy Moran, Esq. Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice

Judge Randall Newsome

Have you found Judge Randall Newsome’s  bankruptcy research binder on the Northern District Bankruptcy Court’s website?  This is an awesome compilation of leading cases on the total range of bankruptcy topics. While it’s focused on the 9th Circuit, I suggest that new bankruptcy lawyers use it as a starting point for their personal bankruptcy law […]

Filed Under: Bankruptcy Practice Tagged With: bankruptcy research, information management, new bankruptcy practice

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