Update on loan closings in South Carolina *

USA - August 8 2012
The definition of the unauthorized practice of law in South Carolina loan closings just got a little clearer.

Co-authors: Paul M. Fogleman.

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Can you preserve your claims against a borrower after filing a 1099-C cancellation of debt? *

USA - June 25 2012
Borrowers who file a bankruptcy petition are always looking for creative new challenges to claims asserted by their bank creditors. 

Co-authors: Diane P. Furr .

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Subcontractors and suppliers win support for lien perfection during North Carolina bankruptcies *

USA - March 7 2012
By order issued on February 23, 2012, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina vacated the bankruptcy court’s decision in In re Mammoth Grading, Inc.

Co-authors: Richard A. Prosser.

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Attack on deed of trust in bankruptcy court redux - not all ambiguities are created equal *

USA - August 29 2011
A recent opinion from the Bankruptcy Court in the Eastern District of North Carolina adds another chapter to the continuing saga of attacks lodged against the validity of deeds of trust encumbering real property owned by debtors

Co-authors: Jennifer G. Parser .

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Partial “dirt-for-debt” plans in Chapter 11: the “indubitable equivalence” debate *

USA - August 8 2011
One consequence of the depressed real estate market has been numerous Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases wherein the debtor seeks confirmation of a “dirt-for-debt” plan.

Co-authors: Christopher R. Boothe.

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