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• Preserving Security Interests And Priority Status For Post-Confirmation Advances ( April 2000 )
  

  This article reviews the United States v. Lincoln Savings Bank decision whereby the court explained that absent the express extension of a pre-petition priority lien to post-confirmation status, a secured lender will loose his or her priority status.

• Bankruptcy Info ( February 2000 )
  

  When you file bankruptcy, you can choose the kind of bankruptcy that best meets your needs.

• Chapter 7 FAQ & Chapter 13 FAQ ( February 2000 )
  

  What are the main purposes of bankruptcy for individuals who cannot pay their debts? For individuals who cannot .

• Bankruptcy: Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 ( November 1999 )
  

  Good Faith The conduct of Debtors in Bankruptcy Court is judged by the standard of "good faith". A Chapter 7 cas.

• California Bankruptcy ( August 1999 )
  

  Sometimes, when there are no alternative means for overcoming financial problems, bankruptcy may be the only answer.

• Chapter 13 General Information ( August 1999 )
  

  What is Chapter 13? A Chapter 13 plan is a procedure under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code to obtain Court protection of .

• How a Municipality Shoud Respond to a Bankruptcy Petition ( June 1999 )
  

  The role of a municipality should take in a bankruptcy proceeding depends on the form of relief sought by the .

• Y2K Minus One ( February 1999 )
  

  This paper alerts business that there is a Y2K baby brother. It details while at the same time programmers were entering in only the last two digits of the year, other programmer were entering in "99" as program commands. This has the potential for shutting down a wide range of systems.

• Management Use of Internal Audit to Assure Year 2000 Preparedness ( January 1999 )
  

  This article discusses how management should direct internal audit to investigate and document the answers to five general questions.

• Corporate Bankruptcy ( February 1998 )
  

  Publication from the Securities and Exchange Commission which discusses what investors should know when a company declares bankruptcy.