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By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Armando Nozzolillo The principle behind the absolute priority rule is simple: unsecured creditors should …

By: Gabriel Crafton Mortgages are big business. When mortgages are assigned, however, the mortgagor often is a non-party to the …

By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Scott At. Amand The oral summary of Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes’s opinion lasted roughly …

By: E. Carson Lange Given our geographic proximity, it is not uncommon for Florida banks to do business in Georgia …

By: Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. On average, a Florida foreclosure can take nearly two years from service of process to …

By: Samantha A. Orender & M. Scott Thomas Given the importance of the allonge in establishing a bank’s standing in …

By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Scott St. Amand A new study published by the American Bankruptcy Institute has found …

By: Adam B. Brandon You may be wondering why an article about the new Florida statute banning texting while driving …

It is well established that after a judgment of default, a creditor may serve a writ of garnishment upon the …

By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Scott St. Amand Nearly a year ago to the day, we published a post …