Committee Post Listing

Aug 31, 2020

A recent Fifth Circuit ruling provides significant protection of a debtor’s inherent rights under the Bankruptcy Code. In Brown v.

Kara K. Gendron Mott & Gendron Law; Harrisburg, Penn.
Aug 26, 2020

As overall consumer debt has increased over the years, student loan debt has correspondingly increased to astronomical levels.

Eleni Choephel Quinnipiac University School of Law; North Haven, Conn.
Aug 26, 2020

Happy Birthday to the “means test,” enacted in 2005 and the centerpiece of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA).[1] In chapter 7 cases, the means test stands for the general proposition that consumers

Prof. Mark Telloyan University of Notre Dame Law School; O’Brien & Telloyan; South Bend, Ind.
Aug 26, 2020

The Supreme Court’s opinion in Taggart v.

Keith Rucinski Chapter 13 Trustee; Akron, Ohio
Apr 15, 2020

The automatic stay is one of the most extraordinary features of the Bankruptcy Code,[1] and the scope of the prohibition against the initiation or continuation “of a judicial, administrative, or other action or proceeding against the debtor” is extremely

Shirley Palumbo Greenspoon Marder LLP; West Palm Beach, Fla.
Feb 27, 2020

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Dennis J. LeVine Kelley Kronenberg; Tampa, Fla.
Jan 22, 2020

Richard Cole ([email protected]) and Jon Lieberman ([email protected]), co-chairs of the ABI Consumer Committee, would like to thank all of the committee members and leaders who have made

Richard Cole Cole & Cole Law, P.A.; Sarasota, Fla.
Jan 22, 2020

Let’s face it: Effective consumer bankruptcy lawyers eschew litigation. Bankruptcy procedures promote compromise, and bankruptcy judges favor settlement.

Hon. Cynthia A. Norton U.S. Bankruptcy Court, W.D. Missouri; Kansas City, Mo.