Thought Leadership From Industry Leaders
Stretto’s bankruptcy veterans offer expert thoughts on market dynamics, emerging trends, and legislation and other developments that impact fiduciaries and their businesses.
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Attorney Michael Lux advise that by consulting with their clients who carry significant student loan debt, consumer debtor Attorneys can become agents of change and play a guiding role in making the transition to student loan repayment less painful in the summer issue of NACBA’s Consumer Bankruptcy Journal.
How Does Bankruptcy Affect Your Credit?
Stretto Managing Director George Vogl explains that the discharged debtor must remain current on all regular obligations that survived the bankruptcy. This usually includes mortgage payments, car payments, and other secured debts where the debtor agreed to keep the secured property in exchange for keeping their obligation on the debt. As interviewed in Debt.org.
A Small-Business-Friendly Bankruptcy Provision Is Spiraling Toward a Friday Expiration
Stretto co-CEO Jonathan Carson comments that Subchapter V has become a widely used strategic tool for distressed small businesses that’s been recognized nationally by bankruptcy courts, and gives small businesses a better shot to survive and come back out as a profitable contributing member of our business society. As interviewed in Inc.
Are Bankruptcy Avoidance Actions Becoming A Marketable Asset Class?
Stretto Managing Director Dan McElhinney and BakerHostetler’s Jorian Rose describe that an avoidance action marketplace would be a boon to debtors as it would allow for the early and efficient monetization of avoidance actions, instead of the slow process of liquidating an avoidance action portfolio via contingency fee advisors that exists today in the New […]
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