By Michael A. Brandess and Mark S. Melickian, Creditors’ Rights Attorneys at Sugar Felsenthal Grais & Helsinger LLP In the… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Bankruptcy
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – If You’re Going to Watch the Game, You Should Know the Players
Jonathan Friedland and Michael Brandess,[1] partners with the Sugar Law Firm If you’re reading this article, then you are surely… Read more »
Did You Know – Bankruptcy Checklist
Did you know we have more resources like this on our website under our Credit Resources? We are always finding… Read more »
Secured Claims vs. Unsecured Claims – What is the Difference and Why Does it Matter in Bankruptcy
Written By: Leah Eisenberg, of counsel, Foley & Lardner LLP Loans and other debts generally fall under two categories: unsecured… Read more »
When’s the Best Time to Help Yourself Collect a Delinquent Account? When You Get the Signed Credit Application and Before You Ever Ship!
Written By: Rod Wheeland, Wheeland Consulting Over the years I’ve reviewed hundreds of credit applications used by trade creditors. They… Read more »
The Risky Business of Extending Credit to Ch. 11 Debtors
Once a thriving toy retailer, Toys R Us is no more. Debt struggles repeatedly struck the popular chain store in… Read more »
Book Review: Survival Guide to Bankruptcy for In-House Counsel
By: Rod Wheeland, CCE NACM Commercial Services Judy D. Thompson and Glenn C. Thompson, Survival Guide to Bankruptcy for In-House… Read more »