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Practitioner analysis, case commentary, and legislative coverage on individual debtor issues — drawn from every issue of the ABI Journal.

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Legislation Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization Small Business

President Biden Signs Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment and Technical Corrections Act into Law

AP Adam Prescott RK Robert J. Keach

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Aug
2022

Bankruptcy Litigation Plan Confirmation Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization Chapter 12/Farm Cases

Inflating Away Till

JW J. Jackson Waste

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Aug
2022

Alternative Dispute Resolution Claims Bankruptcy Litigation Ethics Fraud Legislation Plan Confirmation Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Discharge/Dischargeability

Benchnotes August 2022

AK Aaron M. Kaufman CS Christina Sanfelippo PC Patrick A. Clisham

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Aug
2022

Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt

Ride-Through Is Dead! Long Live Ride-Through! The Continuing Viability of Ride-Through Post-BAPCPA

MB Marc Buchman

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Jul
2022

Legislation Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization

Legislative Highlights July 2022

AB ABI

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Jul
2022

Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization

Inside ABI July 2022

AB ABI

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Jul
2022

Fraud Plan Confirmation Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt Discharge/Dischargeability

Granting a Discharge to the Dishonest and Fortunate Debtor? Fraud, Fairness and Finality in Chapter 13

MB Michelle Bass

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Jul
2022

Ethics Professional Compensation/Fees Consumer Bankruptcy

The Benefits and Ethical Concerns of Nonlawyer Fee-Sharing

LC Laura Napoli Coordes

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Jul
2022

Consumer Bankruptcy Discharge/Dischargeability

Is a Forbearance an “Extension of Credit” Triggering § 523(a)(2)?

MM Megan W. Murray

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Jun
2022

Administrative Expense Claims Claims Bankruptcy Litigation Consumer Bankruptcy Business Reorganization

Creditors’ Attorneys’ Fees Based on Post-Petition Contracts Are “Actual and Necessary” Costs

CH Christopher A. Hurley

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Jun
2022