Topic
Exemption
103 published works
Impudent Bankruptcy Lawyer
Exemptions, Objections, and Law v. Siegel
Law v. Siegel (U.S. Supreme Court opinion March 4, 2014) Exemptions Safe From Bankruptcy Court’s “Adjustment” Kevin C. McGee, Esq. Partner Seder & Chandler, LLP Worcester, MA On March…
Texas Bankruptcy Blog
Bankruptcy Schedules
By Bryan Fears
The bankruptcy schedules are designed to list all of your assets, debts, income, and expenses. This article will outline the different schedules and the information you should disclose in a…
Georgia Bankruptcy Law Network
Exemptions – What Can I Keep in a Bankruptcy Case?
By Scott Riddle
Just about everyone facing financial problems and a possible Bankruptcy filing are concerned with what they get to keep. Many, unfortunately, have visions of someone showing up with a truck…
Wage & Hour Law Update
Restaurant General Manager Is Exempt Administrative Employee Based on Managerial Duties
A recent federal court decision reiterates that an employee whose primary duties are managerial in nature who wields discretion and independent judgment to make employment and business decisions qualifies for…
Texas Bankruptcy Blog
Can I keep my Boat in my chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
By Bryan Fears
Most people who are filing for bankruptcy find that the exemptions will cover all of their property and therefore no assets are ever sold to pay creditors, but what happens…
Texas Bankruptcy Blog
If I file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will my Business Interests be Protected?
By Bryan Fears
Like so many other legal answers, the answer to whether your business will be protected when you file a Chapter 7 is “it depends.” The idea behind Chapter 7 is…
Texas Bankruptcy Blog
Understand the Texas Exemptions
By Bryan Fears
Texans are fortunate. They live in a state where taxes are low and opportunities are plentiful. What’s more, our laws are forgiving for people who take chances, make mistakes or…
Wage & Hour Litigation Blog
Change Don’t Come Easy: DOL’s Switch in Interpretation Requires Full-Blown Rulemaking
Authored by Alex Passantino Take a step with us into the way-back machine. In 2006, the Wage & Hour Division issued an opinion letter approving the mortgage industry practice of…
Employment Class Action Blog
Sixth Circuit Affirms Defense Verdict In FLSA Case Involving Insurance Investigators
By Greg Mersol
Is It Time To Deep-Six The “Administration-Production” Dichotomy? There is a very funny set of books under the title “Unuseless Japanese Inventions” by Kenji Kawakami. The books depict, in a…
Wage & Hour Litigation Blog
Sugar Plums and Regular Rate: 2012 Year In Review
Authored by Alex Passantino 'Twas the week after Christmas, and all through the land Our readers were focused on their year '13 plans; And though we've no desire to knock you…