Atlanta, GA
Chapter 11 bankruptcy Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +2 more
Anyone can sue. If you believe the other party has breached the contract, go see a lawyer to review all the facts. The details you posted are not...
It could be OK (if certain steps are taken) or it could be a significant breach of your fiduciary duty and subject you to liability. The fact that...
Maybe. Maybe not. There is no yes/no answer from your post. It depends on ALL the facts. Obviously, a company in Chapter 11 should be getting...
Step one - get a business lawyer. Your issues are well beyond a relatively simple Q&A forum like this.
The potential "conflict of interest" is that he is your lawyer and he is also a creditor. The document purports to waive that conflict. You...
Sure. "Written off" is an accounting term, not a legal term. If they collect, they "write it back on."
Aside from the fact that a firm response requires a review of the documents (as the WHOLE document is important), the language you quoted limits...
No, because a discharge comes at the end of the case, not the beginning, and not all unsecured debts are discharged in every case.
It is a "quit claim" deed, not a "quick claim" deed. If someone wants your interest in property, ask for anything you want in return. That is...
Facts may be important but, generally, yes. You might have a claim for damages.