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CHAPTER 13 STUDY SHOWS BANKRUPTCY JUDGES CAN HAVE HEART

09.03.13

One of the greatest misconceptions that anyone can continue to foster about bankruptcy is that it somehow tags you as a loafer or a ne’er-do-well. Maryland attorneys experienced in the area of bankruptcy law know that those who are considering bankruptcy, whether it is Chapter 13 or Chapter 7, usual...

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PRIVATE STUDENT LOAN BORROWERS MAY NEED DEBT COUNSELING

By Gilman & Edwards

02.03.13

12:37 AM

A recent article reminds college students and recent graduates in Maryland that private loan lenders might target them. Often such lenders lure borrowers with low credit scores, offering the promise of great rates for consolidation. However, when borrowers get into trouble, there may not be options a...

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CREDITORS PUSH FOR MARYLAND COMPANY'S LIQUIDATION

By Gilman & Edwards

25.02.13

12:36 AM

The future of a Baltimore-based business is up in the air, according to local reports. Commerce Corp. apparently finds itself in a financial bind that its creditors want resolved quickly. Founded 90 years ago, the company is a privately-held lawn and garden supplies distributor. State officials first...

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CONSUMERS BORROWING MORE MONEY FOR CARS AND EDUCATION

By Gilman & Edwards

17.02.13

12:35 AM

Statistics revealed that U.S. consumers increased their debts in the last month of 2012, largely for either educational expenses or auto purchases. Credit card use, however, was way down. Debt is a major factor in consumer decisions to file for personal bankruptcy in Maryland and nationwide. The tota...

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'STALKING HORSE' TAKES BITE OUT OF HOSTESS ASSET SALE

By Gilman & Edwards

10.02.13

12:34 AM

The past couple of years have seen a handful of high-profile businesses file for bankruptcy. Kodak and American Airlines are names that consumers have known for decades. Each company has a unique story of creditors and saleable assets. Hostess Brands Inc., too, is gradually making its way through Cha...

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CHAPTER 13 STUDY SHOWS BANKRUPTCY JUDGES CAN HAVE HEART

PRIVATE STUDENT LOAN BORROWERS MAY NEED DEBT COUNSELING

CREDITORS PUSH FOR MARYLAND COMPANY'S LIQUIDATION

CONSUMERS BORROWING MORE MONEY FOR CARS AND EDUCATION

'STALKING HORSE' TAKES BITE OUT OF HOSTESS ASSET SALE