Bankruptcy and Creditor Rights PublicationsIt's Not Too Late in N.C. to Continue A UCC-1 Financing Statement After the June 30, 2006 Cut-Off Date! Christy Myatt July 28, 2006
Just in case you missed the June 30, 2006 cut-off date for continuing your UCC-1 financing statement, all is not lost.

The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005 - Unlocking the Mystery Nexsen Pruet Bankruptcy Practice Group September 2005

Equitable Considerations in Removal Amy H. Geddes South Carolina Lawyer July 1, 2004
Recent Case law around the country indicates that, like many things in the law, the answer to the removal question of "Is one year the final answer?" may not be black or white or yes or no, but now more a gray "maybe."

The New South Carolina Employee Handbook Law: Frequently Asked Questions David E. Dubberly and James C. Leventis 2004
The new law specifies under what circumstances employee handbooks as well as personnel manuals, policies, and other documents may not be considered contracts of employment.

Unchartered Waters: The New Value Exception to the Absolute Priority Rule After La Salle Julio E. Mendoza, Jr. August 18, 2000
These materials discuss the unresolved status of the New Value Corollary to the Absolute Priority Rule, a device often used in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in regard to plan confirmation issues.

Bankruptcy - Current Issues and Impact on Other Practice Areas Julio E. (Rick) Mendoza, Jr. April 13, 2000
Program for non-bankruptcy attorneys: Basic bankruptcy implications to consider.

What You Need to Know When One of Your Customers Files Bankruptcy by Robert C. Byrd and Julio E. (Rick) Mendoza From the Law Journal, An Executive's Guide to the Law. A special supplement to the Charleston Regional Business Journal April 1, 1998
Highlights a few important aspects of bankruptcy of which you need to be aware.

Homeowners in the Workplace: Are Their Torts Covered? The Business Pursuits Exclusion T. Eugene Allen, III and I. Rose Duggan FICC Quarterly, vol. 45, no. 4, summer 1995 May 10, 1996
This paper examines the issues which surround the question of whether or not homeowner's insurance will cover a liability incurred while the insured is engaged in workplace activities.

Deficiency Judgements in Foreclosure Actions T. Eugene Allen, III November 14, 1995
A primer of the requirements when the foreclosing client seeks a money judgment after the foreclosure sale.
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