The North Carolina U.S. Bankruptcy Court recently ruled that a chapter 11 trustee for a bankruptcy estate could assert avoidance actions to recover property
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FMCA Insights | Debtors facing collections have several payment options available to resolve the open balance on their account.
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Balancing supply and demand with your sales can be a challenge. Here’s how the credit department can help!
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Ten Day Demand Letters are a great way to improve debt
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Success as a manager in the furniture credit industry requires a unique set of skills. Learn how to become a great credit manager here.
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Residential real estate saw a huge boom, with more than 800,000 new homes sold in 2020. See how this directly boosted home furnishing sales.
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There is ultimately one thing that motivates people in business to take action – money. That’s why it is important to consider implementing a credit incentive program.
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One of the many measures used to counteract the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic has been direct economic stimulus payments to millions of Americans. While the amount received by each person or family depended on variables like income level and number of dependents, the vast majority of Americans received multiple payments during the pandemic.
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New York Federal Court Rules the Lenders are Entitled to Keep $500 Million Mistakenly Paid by Citibank Written by David Conaway, Attorney at Law, Shumaker We are closely following Revlon on behalf of several creditor interests. In the context of Revlon’s series of complex re-financings and roll-up transactions in May 2020, human error caused a […]
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Don’t Get Stuck in Chapter 11 When a Sales Contract is Deemed an Executory Contract
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