Alternative Dispute Resolution
May 17, 2001
Debt Reduction
Litigators can be unpleasantly surprised when a defendant's bankruptcy filing interrupts a lawsuit. Strategic questions triggered by the bankruptcy filing include whether a trial will be necessary and whether it will take place in the bankruptcy court or the original forum, and whether any judgment will be worth the time and cost of obtaining it.
Litigators can be unpleasantly surprised when a defendant's bankruptcy filing interrupts a lawsuit. Strategic questions triggered by the bankruptcy filing include whether a trial will be necessary and whether it will take place in the bankruptcy court or the original forum, and whether any judgment w...
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