Protecting Creditors' Rights in Bankruptcy
Most attorneys see a bankruptcy notice as a "Case Closed" sign. They worry about the automatic stay, fear preference clawbacks, and assume their clients will only get pennies on the dollar. But for the informed practitioner, bankruptcy is a court of equity where aggressive, tactical maneuvers can jump you to the front of the line. This course will help you move from defense to offense, providing the exact tools needed to maximize recovery in Chapters 7, 11, and 13. Register today!
- Draft stay relief motions that survive scrutiny.
- Discover safe harbors to defeat preference demand letters.
- Execute credit bids to seize control of collateral.
- Audit proof of claims to prevent mistakes and omissions.
- Identify red flags that indicate the debtor's plan is not feasible.
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$34.65Protecting Creditors' Rights in Bankruptcy
Most attorneys see a bankruptcy notice as a "Case Closed" sign. They worry about the automatic stay, fear preference clawbacks, and assume their clients will only get pennies on the dollar. But for the informed practitioner, bankruptcy is a court of equity where aggressive, tactical maneuvers can jump you to the front of the line. This course will help you move from defense to offense, providing the exact tools needed to maximize recovery in Chapters 7, 11, and 13. Register today!
- Draft stay relief motions that survive scrutiny.
- Discover safe harbors to defeat preference demand letters.
- Execute credit bids to seize control of collateral.
- Audit proof of claims to prevent mistakes and omissions.
- Identify red flags that indicate the debtor's plan is not feasible.
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Most attorneys see a bankruptcy notice as a "Case Closed" sign. They worry about the automatic stay, fear preference clawbacks, and assume their clients will only get pennies on the dollar. But for the informed practitioner, bankruptcy is a court of equity where aggressive, tactical maneuvers can jump you to the front of the line. This course will help you move from defense to offense, providing the exact tools needed to maximize recovery in Chapters 7, 11, and 13. Register today!
- Draft stay relief motions that survive scrutiny.
- Discover safe harbors to defeat preference demand letters.
- Execute credit bids to seize control of collateral.
- Audit proof of claims to prevent mistakes and omissions.
- Identify red flags that indicate the debtor's plan is not feasible.
