As we previously discussed in our Bankruptcy Bytes video series, the filing of a bankruptcy petition generally gives rise to an "automatic stay" against any attempt to exercise control over the debtor's property, or property of the bankruptcy "estate" which comes into existence when a bankruptcy case is filed. read more
In this segment of Bankruptcy Bytes, Marie Gribble discusses forbearance agreements, what are they, when are they used and some key provisions. read more
In this segment of Bankruptcy Bytes, Liam O'Connor and Andrew Ditlevsen give an introduction to the 2004 examination. read more
Financial Institutions & Creditors' Rights Client
COVID-19 Update II: The CAA Expands Protections for Debtors and Creditors in Bankruptcy
On December 27, 2020, President Donald J. Trump signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 ("CAA") into law. The CAA was enacted in part to expand the economic stimulus relief provided by the Coronavirus, Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act ("CARES Act") signed into law six months earlier. read more
Data Privacy Law Client Alerts
Our Privacy and Security 2021 To-Do (and Not-To-Do) List Lessons Learned From a Year Like No Other
With each new year comes a host of bright new intentions. And, as each of us knows all too well, some stick and others will quickly be forgotten. Our 2021 To-Do (and Not-To-Do) list will serve as a reminder to stay the course when it comes to data privacy and security. read more