Can I Get Rid of an Underwater Mortgage If I Don’t Qualify for Chapter 7?
Nancy and Mike Smith: Chapter 13 Severance Nancy and Mike are a married couple with a household income of $100,000 […]
Can Fighting Foreclosure Help You Obtain a Loan Modification?
Stu Martin: Seeking A Loan Modification Stu fell behind on his mortgage payments after being laid off from his job
Can a Consumer Object to a Proof of Claim Filed by a Creditor?
Objecting To Proofs of Claim It is not necessary to file an adversary proceeding to object to a proof of
Can a Bad Faith Bankruptcy Filing Result in a Revocation of a Chapter 7 Discharge?
Sam Jackson: A Revoked Discharge When Sam filed his Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition, his wealthy Uncle Larry was terminally ill.
How to Deal with Aggressive Debt Collectors: A Consumer’s Guide
Are You Struggling? Many of us have been in a situation where we simply aren’t able to keep up with
What Are the Legal Defenses for an Employment Discrimination (D) Case?
Are You Being Accused of Discrimination? Running your own business can be tough. You have to make sure everything is
Judge Narrows Retailer’s Defenses in Long COVID EEOC Suit
In a significant legal development, a Colorado federal judge has sharply curtailed the defenses available to Appliance Factory Outlet Inc. in
Rise in Data Breach Lawsuits Fuels Growth in Federal Consumer Protection Litigation
In a notable shift, federal consumer protection lawsuits have begun to rise after nearly a decade of decline, driven primarily
Amazon Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Retaliation and Discrimination Against Non-Heterosexual Employee
In a lawsuit filed on June 17, 2024, in the Illinois federal court, former Amazon employee Dajon Collins accused the company of
Empowering Workers: The Impact of the FTC’s Ban on Noncompetes
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a groundbreaking rule that prohibits the use of noncompete clauses across the United