Second City Improvisational Debates
Moderator:
Brian L. Shaw
Shaw, Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC
Resolved: Credit counseling received on the petition date, though after the time of the filing, satisfies the requirements of section 109(h)(1).
Speakers:
Pro: Hon. Robert D. Martin
U.S. Bankruptcy Court (W.D. Wis.); Madison
Con: Hon. Eugene R. Wedoff
U.S. Bankruptcy Court (N.D. Ill.); Chicago
Resolved: Student loans should be dischargeable in bankruptcy.
Speakers:
Pro: William J. Factor
The Law Office of William J. Factor, Ltd.; Northbrook, Ill.
Con: Monette W. Cope
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA; Chicago
Resolved: “Fee jumping” in chapter 13 cases is legal and ethical.
Speakers:
Pro: Nicholas Perino
Swanson & Desai, LLC; Chicago
Con: Justin R. Storer
Lakelaw; Chicago
Rule 3000 and Beyond: Filing and Objecting to Proofs of Claim in Compliance with the Rules
Rule 3000 and Beyond: Filing and Objecting to Proofs of Claim in Compliance with the Rules
Filing and Objecting to Proofs of Claim in Compliance with the Rules
Case law Update: The Northern District's New Judges Talk about Split Consumer Issues
Case law Update: The Northern District's New Judges Talk about Split Consumer Issues
The Northern District's New Judges Talk about Split Consumer Issues
The Graduate…Is Broke: The Effect of Student Loans on the Economy, Society and the Practice of Bankruptcy Law
The Graduate…Is Broke: The Effect of Student Loans on the Economy, Society and the Practice of Bankruptcy Law
The Effect of Student Loans on the Economy, Society and the Practice of Bankruptcy Law