Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
But the Homestead Protection Increased to $250,000October 8, 2021
As the final part of our review of Arizona House Bill 2617 (AZ HB 2617), we will review the impact of the Bill on individual
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
Will a Creditor be Able to Recover from a Recorded Judgment on a Homestead?September 27, 2021
Continuing our review of Arizona House Bill 2617 (AZ HB 2617), we will focus our attention on how
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
What is the Arizona House Bill 2617 and What are the Effects on Both Creditors and Debtors?September 10, 2021
Arizona House Bill 2617 (AZ HB 2617) amends four statutes relating to judgment liens and
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
Is Your Bankruptcy Filing Ripe for An Adversary Complaint?July 19, 2021
An automatic stay, which is unique to bankruptcy, generally gives breathing room to a debtor who has filed a bankruptcy. Meaning, if there
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
Will the “Return to Normalcy” Increase Tenants Seeking Bankruptcy Relief? May 20, 2021
Presently no moratorium or mandate that prevents a commercial landlord from evicting a tenant in default exists. Federal and local governments
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors’ Rights
Blog
Restaurants Continue to Face Uncertain Times Due to the Impact of COVID-19February 4, 2021
Before the impact of COVID-19, restaurants were already facing various developments that collectively impacted historical dine-in trends. Whether it was
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Creditors Rights
Blog
COVID-19 AND BANKRUPTCY CONSIDERATIONSMarch 26, 2020
During these uncertain times with the national emergency of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the economic consequences of the virus are of the upmost concern. Bankruptcy may provide relief
Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditors’ Rights
BlogDoes the Ninth Circuit Ruling Pave the Way for Cannabis Bankruptcies?May 14, 2019
Although cannabis has been legalized in the United States in some form by 33 states, it remains federally illegal. And since bankruptcy