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Alane A. Becket John Rao Krystal M. Ahart Tracey N. Wise May 26, 2021

Nightmarish Consumer Issues

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

Ashely M. Chan Barbara J. Houser Bruce A. Harwood Christopher S. Sontchi Cynthia A. Norton John T. Gregg Laurel Myerson Isicoff Stacey L. Meisel William J. Rochelle May 26, 2021

Circuit and District Court Splits on Important Bankruptcy Issues with Bill Rochelle

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

Beverly M. Burden Cristina Perez Hesano Heather Giannino Kevin R. Anderson May 26, 2021

Do You Speak Consumer?

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

A. Thomas Small Jay C. Williams Norman Neville Reid Richard S. Lauter Sandra R. Klein May 26, 2021

Dealing with Debtors/Creditors with Mental Health Issues

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

Ariane Holtschlag Christopher L. Hawkins Henry E. Hildebrand Marcy J. Ford Rebecca Buehler Connelly May 26, 2021

ABI’s Commission on Consumer Bankruptcy vs. the Consumer Bankruptcy Reform Act

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

Aaron Cutler Bill Shuster Jim Moran Karol K. Denniston Teadra Pugh May 26, 2021

Politics, the Economy and Insolvency: Updates from D.C.

Event 2018 Annual Spring Meeting

Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt May 25, 2021

Nonelective Medical Bills Should Not Be Considered “Consumer Debts”

Bankruptcy Litigation Practice and Procedure Venue/Jurisdiction Consumer Bankruptcy May 25, 2021

Section 522(b)(3): A Debtor with No Homestead Exemption

Consumer Bankruptcy Consumer Debt May 24, 2021

Medical Debts: Voluntary, Personal and (Therefore) “Consumer”

4th Circuit South Carolina May 20, 2021

Chapter 13 Debtor May (Sometimes) Contribute to Retirement Plans

A chapter 13 debtor was permitted to make a fraction of the pension contributions permitted by the IRS Code.

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