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For many people, being served with a lawsuit can be a jarring experience.  You may think that your wages are going to be imminently garnished and that your bank accounts will be immediately levied.  ...

Adversary proceedings are separate lawsuits within a bankruptcy proceeding. Creditors who feel they were misled about a debtor’s ability to repay at the time monies were lent can file an adversary...

Following a personal injury accident, issues related to that accident occur quickly. Whether it’s filing claims with insurance companies, taking time off work while recovering, scheduling...

The primary relief sought by plaintiffs in civil actions is money damages. Over the life of the lawsuit, the typical plaintiff fears a defendant will take actions which increase those damages,...

The New Jersey Shareholders Protection Act (the “Act”) enumerated laws that protect minority shareholders in closely held corporations from “oppression” by the majority shareholders. The Act provides...

Bankruptcy often has a negative reputation. Many people wait far too long to involve a bankruptcy attorney because they think that filing bankruptcy means they are "giving up." This definitely is not...

During an initial bankruptcy consultation it is imperative that all aspects of a potential debtor’s finances are analyzed. This analysis includes all current assets as well as any possible future...

If you have been injured in an accident while also accumulating debts, you may be wondering if filing for bankruptcy is an option at your disposal.  This blog will explore how chapter 7 and 13...

The opportunity for summary judgment (either partial or complete) is one of the great benefits of the federal rules, and one of the strongest reasons for parties in state court actions to remove...

For a business to bring itself through a bankruptcy and end up as a reorganized debtor with a confirmed plan of reorganization is a great achievement. Confirmation can only be accomplished with...