Raymond Clift - Lawyer in Memphis, TN - Avvo

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License

State	Status	Acquired	Updated
MS	Active	2001	05/30/2022
AL	Occupational License - Authorized to Practice	2000	04/28/2022
TN	Active	2000	06/06/2022

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Awards

Award name	Grantor	Date Granted
BV Rating	Martindale-Hubbell	N/A

associations

Association name	Position name	Duration
American Inns of Court	Member	N/A
Tennessee Bar Association	Member	N/A
Memphis Bar Association, Bankruptcy Section	Board of Directors	N/A
Tennessee Bar Association, Bankruptcy Law Section	Chair	N/A
American Bankruptcy Institute	Member	N/A

publications

Publication name	Title	Date
Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser	The Changing Face of Health Care Bankruptcies: Analyzing BAPCPA's Health Care Amendments	2006
Journal of Bankruptcy Law & Practice	The Controversies Centering Around a Debtor's Statutory and Procedural Right to Convert an Originally Filed Chapter 7 Case to a Case Under Chapter 11 or 13 and Related Matters	2003
Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser	Nondischargable Liability of Corporate Officers, Directors, and Guarantors Under 11 U.S.C. 523(a) (4): In re Ellison	2002
Journal of Bankruptcy Law & Practice	The Mere Filing of the Chapter 7 Trustee's 'No Asset' Report Does Not Constitute an 'Abandonment' of Estate Property under Section 554(a) of the Bankruptcy Code	2002
American Indian Law Review	The Historical Development of American Indian Tribes: Their Recent Dramatic Commercial Advancement; and A Discussion of the Eligibility of Indian Tribes Under the Bankruptcy Code and Related Matters	2002

University of Memphis Law Review	Reasonable and Necessary Expenses under Section 1325(b) of the Bankruptcy Code, Post confirmation Considerations, and the Effect of Conversion and Dismissal of Chapter 13 Cases	2002
University of Memphis Law Review	Professionalism in the Legal Profession: The Bankruptcy Attorney as a True Professional	2002
University of Memphis Law Review	Should the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure Be Amended to Expressly Authorize United States District and Bankruptcy Courts to Appoint a Special Master in an Appropriate and Rare Bankruptcy Case or Proceeding?	2001
Journal of Bankruptcy Law & Practice	An Historical Analysis of Insolvency Laws and Their Impact on the Role, Power, and Jurisdiction of Today’s United States Bankruptcy Court and Its Judicial Officers	2000
University of Memphis Law Review	The Involuntary Bankruptcy Process: A Study of the Relevant Statutory and Procedural Provisions and Related Matters	2000

education

School name	Degree	Graduated
Samford University, Cumberland School of Law	JD - Juris Doctor	1999
University of Tennessee, Knoxville (main)	BS - Bachelor of Science	1996
Samford University - Cumberland School of Law		N/A

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