Bankruptcy Law

Creditor Related Bankruptcy

BTLG lawyers can provide legal assistance in creditor related bankruptcy matters. We have experience in matters regarding collection of debt pre and post-petition including:

Bankruptcy court litigation including complex matters involving adversary proceedings
Fraudulent conveyances
Objections to discharge and non-dischargeability
Debtor examinations (2004 examination)
Plan contests
Meeting of creditors
Objections to claimed exemptions
Motions to lift stay
Exemption impairments (522(f))
Proofs of claim

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News from BTLG:

Application of the Business Judgment Rule to Stockholder Derivative Claims

Maryland’s highest court determined that the modified business judgment rule established in Boland v. Boland does not apply to a disinterested and independent board of directors’ decision to deny a shareholder litigation demand

Veteran-Owned Small Business Certification- What an Applicant Needs to Know

Veteran-Owned Small Businesses are subject to a procurement program that allows federal contracting and procurement agencies to set aside certain procurement contracts exclusively for them

State Procurement Contracts for Construction- Restrictions to Change Orders

Before the State of Maryland can require a prime contractor to begin performance of any change order work, the procurement officer must issue a written change order with minimum standards

Paid Sick Leave for Federal Contractors-Executive Order

President Obama signed an executive order requiring that federal contractors provide paid sick leave to their employees working on certain type of contracts, effective January 1, 2017

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