by Jeff Folkersen | Feb 7, 2012 | Blog
by Bernstein-Burkley Bernstein Law Firm often represents creditors in consumer bankruptcy cases, whether for clients directly or as local counsel. Most of the time, the debtor on the other side of the matter is represented by counsel, but sometimes they represent...
by Jeff Folkersen | Jan 24, 2012 | Blog
By Arthur Zamosky, Esq. In Pennsylvania, ejectment is an action by a party who does not posses certain land but has a right to do so. The action is brought against a Defendant who has actual possession of the land. An ejectment action can also be used to determine a...
by Jeff Folkersen | Jan 16, 2012 | Blog
A trade-for-debt equity swap offered by a debtor to a large creditor can provide a viable alternative to liquidation while offering that creditor potential more value on its debt and a role in the company’s future growth. Specifically, where a failing business is in...
by Jeff Folkersen | Dec 15, 2011 | Blog
by Bernstein-Burkley An interesting question was addressed by the Supreme Court in June of 2011 regarding the limits of bankruptcy court jurisdiction. In the case of Stern v. Marshall, the Supreme Court held that Section 157(b)(2)(c) of the Bankruptcy Code...
by Jeff Folkersen | Nov 17, 2011 | Blog
Many times a matter involving breach of contract will come down to who has the best documentation. You could be completely in the right but if you haven’t kept proper documentation and records of all activity with customers you may have no way to prove it. In order to...
