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As mentioned in previous posts, filing an involuntary bankruptcy petition could subject a petitioning creditor to extensive attorneys’ fees and …

By Mark S. Mitchell and Timothy D. Hedrick Through the economic turmoil of the late 2000s, borrowers came up with …

By Adam B. Brandon On July 22, 2015, the Department of Defense (DOD) issued its final rule implementing the Military …

Securities claims subject to arbitration proceedings are subject to the same statute of limitations as any other judicial action. In …

In the right circumstances, creditors can utilize involuntary bankruptcy a tool for collecting on its debts. This post addresses the …

By Irvin Weinstein Florida law has permitted the creation of community development districts or “CDDs” since 1980. According to the …

By Adam B. Brandon On July 24, 2015, a federal court cleared the way for a small Texas bank to …

Deficiency actions arising under a mortgage note secured by Florida real estate used for personal, family or household purposes are …

By Scott J. Kennelly and Janet C. Owens FDUTPA is the primary consumer protection statute in Florida, prohibiting unfair, unconscionable, …

Involuntary bankruptcy can be a useful tool for creditors.  Filing an involuntary bankruptcy petition against a debtor can help actualize …