Thought Leadership Category: Insights
Can Debtors Afford Mortgage-Modification Programs?
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Robert M. Geller explain that while the initial cost to participate in a mortgage-modification program may seem expensive for a distressed homeowner, it is an investment worth making to save money and avert even greater financial burdens down the road in NACBA’s Consumer Bankruptcy Journal Fall 2022 edition.
Preference Due Diligence In The Crypto Winter
Stretto Managing Director Dan McElhinney and Michael Rosella discuss the ability of cryptocurrency debtors to conduct due diligence and obtain the necessary information to assess affirmative defenses in the New York Law Journal.
Standards And Strategies For Voting And Solicitation In Mass Tort Bankruptcies
Stretto Managing Director Travis Vandell, Daniel Simon, and Lindsey D. Simon explore the unique intersection of mass torts and bankruptcy law that has led to evolving approaches to solicitation and voting in the Journal of Corporate Renewal.
Preparing Your Practice For A Rise In Distressed Homeowners
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Erik Clark describe how bankruptcy Attorneys can help manage the needs of homeowners vulnerable to defaulting on their mortgages by integrating home mortgage modifications into their practices as a strategy and solution in NACBA’s Consumer Bankruptcy Journal Summer 2022 edition.
A New Approach To Tackling Student Loans In Bankruptcy
Stretto Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Scott F. Waterman explain that while the road through Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be tenuous for student loan debtors, court-based student loan management programs provide all the elements that are needed for them to access and successfully navigate the existing federal student loan repayment options in The Legal Intelligencer.
Congress Passes Legislation To Revive Expanded Debt Ceiling For Subchapter V Bankruptcy
Stretto Managing Director Travis Vandell and George Angelich discuss BTATCA becoming law as a transformative step and an important avenue for small businesses to successfully restructure and stay in business in Turnaround Management Association’s The Turnaround Report.
Will The Medical Bankruptcy Fairness Act Offer A Cure For Distressed Medical Debtors?
Stretto Regional Director Nancy Simons and Nikki Farris examine the potential impact of the Medical Bankruptcy Fairness Act that proposes to implement a more debtor-friendly process for those who need to file bankruptcy as a result of losing their job or racking up massive medical debt from a health crisis in the California Bankruptcy Journal.
Legislation Expanding Subchapter V Bankruptcy Eligibility Awaits Congressional Vote
Stretto Managing Director Travis Vandell and George Angelich explore the ramifications of Congress passing the Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment and Technical Corrections Act (BTATCA) and restoring the Subchapter V bankruptcy debt limit to $7.5 million in the New York Law Journal.
CloudOps – A Framework For Optimizing Your Cloud Operations
Among the benefits CloudOps offer are cost reduction, scalability, automation, simplified disaster recovery, and seamless integration as the infrastructure becomes part of the application, says George Tsounis, CTO of Stretto, as interviewed in CIO.
To Accelerate Growth, Take A ‘Minimum Viable’ Approach
Mid-sized companies will benefit from thoughtful, incremental technology steps, says George Tsounis, CTO of Stretto, as interviewed in StrategicCIO360.