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David Johnston
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Bankruptcy Code Temporarily Tilts in Favor of Supplier and Landlord Preference Defendants
8 January 2021
Bankruptcy Code Temporarily Tilts in Favor of Supplier and Landlord Preference Defendants Written by Ronald D.P. Bruckmann of Shumaker, Associate. rbruckmann@shumaker.com For a limited time only, the “ [...]
Archived: Bankruptcy
Chapter 11 Filings Surge: Winning Solutions for Suppliers in a Zero-Sum Game
7 January 2021
Chapter 11 Filings Surge: Winning Solutions for Suppliers in a Zero-Sum Game -Written by David Conaway, Attorney at Law, Shumaker, dconaway@shumaker.com According to the American Bankruptcy Institute, 3,600 companies filed [...]
Archived: Bankruptcy
Traditional Collection Agency Vs. Member-Owned Collections Services
6 January 2021
Traditional Collection Agency Vs. Member-Owned Collections What do Neimen Marcus, Stein Mart, and JCPenny all have in common? They each filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy this year (Neiman, luckily, emerged from it). [...]
Archived: Collections
Consignment the Wrong Way: Recovery Still Possible
15 October 2018
Trade creditors enter into consignment arrangements with their financially distressed customers to increase the likelihood of payment of their claims.
Archived: Bankruptcy
Supply Chain Preference Releases in Chapter 11 Retail Cases
7 September 2018
In managing credit risk with an insolvent customer, the seasoned credit team also appreciates not just the A/R risk, but the preference risk should the customer [...]
Archived: Collections
Don’t Get Stuck in Chapter 11 When a Sales Contract is Deemed an Executory Contract
25 August 2018
Written by David Conaway A Rose by Another Name has its Thorns: Don’t Get Stuck in Chapter 11 When a Sales Contract is Deemed an Executory Contract Companies sell goods [...]
Archived: News
Payment Pressure Can Be Hazardous to Your Ordinary Course of Business Preference Defense
6 March 2018
This article originally appeared in Business Credit magazine, a publication of the National Association of Credit Management. Trade creditors should take notice when any United States Court of Appeals rules [...]
Archived: Education
