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Andrea Hartley Elena Paras Ketchum John Ryan Yant Roberta A. Colton Vincent Alexander Feb 15, 2023

Nuts & Bolts Program: Part I

Event 2023 Alexander L. Paskay Memorial Bankruptcy Seminar

Lon A. Jenkins Stephen E. Berken Tara Gaschler Salinas Jan 24, 2023

Consumer Case Law Update

Event 2020 Rocky Mountain Bankruptcy Conference

Adam D. Herring Bruce A. Harwood Melissa J. Davey Michelle Bass Dec 6, 2022

Ethical Dilemmas in Consumer Practice and How to Handle Them: Where Do You Draw the Line?

Event 2021 Winter Leadership Conference

Bradley D. Pack Deborah J. Saltzman Dianne C. Kerns Robert M. Charles Nov 23, 2022

How Fulton May Change Practice

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

Janet S. Baer Kathy A. Surratt-States Keith Lundin Mary Grace Diehl Ronda J. Winnecour Sarah Alexander Hall William J. Rochelle Nov 22, 2022

Hot Topics with Bill Rochelle

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

H. David Cox Kelly M. Barnhart Paul W. Bonapfel Nov 10, 2022

Overview of Subchapter V: Part II

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

Bess Parrish Creswell Edward C. Boltz Laurie Kay Weatherford Nov 10, 2022

The Basics of Chapter 13s and Student Loans

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

H. David Cox Kelly M. Barnhart Paul W. Bonapfel Nov 10, 2022

Overview of Subchapter V: Part I

Event 2022 Consumer Practice Extravaganza

Automatic Stay Bankruptcy Litigation Practice and Procedure Consumer Bankruptcy Oct 20, 2022

Form over Substance Leaves a Precarious Remedy for Violations Against Corporate Estates

Form over Substance Leaves a Precarious Remedy for Violations Against Corporate Estates By Kristina M. Johnson The protection of the automatic stay is one of the most fundamental, universal rights under the Bankruptcy Code for all debtors. Or is it? Certainly, when a

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