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    Detroit’s Bankruptcy: Underlying Racial Issues Once the dreamland of industrialization and the Motor Capital of the world, Detroit officially became the largest city to enter bankruptcy in 2013. It would be indiscreet to argue that racial issues alone caused the bankruptcy as racial practices had always been intertwined with historical context, political context, and economic structure. However, given Detroit’s 82% population as African American, it is safe to say that racial issues played an…

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    Bankruptcy is when you have no money or value at all. “In the United States, early federal bankruptcy laws were temporary responses to bad economic conditions. The first official bankruptcy law was in 1800 in response to land speculation, but it was repealed in 1803. Also in 1841, a second bankruptcy law was passed, but this law was quickly repealed in 1843.” Bankruptcy is important because when a debt is removed as part of a bankruptcy process, we would then say that the debt is dismissed. By…

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    decision that bankruptcy is the right solution for your financial needs, you’ll need to decide which type of bankruptcy is best for you. If you’re an individual or a small business owner in the state of New York, then your best choices are Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. While Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be thought of as “liquidation”, Chapter 13 is thought of more as “reorganization”. The first step in declaring any bankruptcy should be to contact an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. …

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    Filing for bankruptcy can be a complicated and stressful process, and if you make certain bankruptcy blunders, you have a high chance of having your case rejected by the court. Just as there are good doctors and bad doctors, good teachers and bad teachers, good auto mechanics and bad auto mechanics, so too there are good lawyers and bad lawyers. Indeed, some attorneys are barely competent or even downright incompetent. Just as there is no simple, guaranteed way of finding a good doctor, there is…

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    LP4.2 Assignment: Ford Case Study: REVCO BANKRUPTCY Willy Muhigirwa National American University – Online Introduction It’s not an easy fact to know the cost of a formal bankruptcy, depending on the company it can be very expensive and can take a long time before its finalized, it’s really a time-consuming. Revco was in bankruptcy for a long time we can said for almost 4 years and paid out a lot of money directly around $40.5 million after spending also four years.…

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    Filing for bankruptcy is one of the toughest decisions that you will ever make in your life. It is not the right option for everyone, and it should only be done after every possible debt reduction measure that you have taken has failed. If you want to know whether filing bankruptcy is the best option for you, it is essential that you understand the pros and cons of bankruptcy. Pros 1) Relief from Creditors When you are in debt, your creditors will be calling you or sending you mail constantly…

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    personal bankruptcy lawyer will explain to you various bankruptcy laws. He/she will also guide you regarding which chapter you would need to file. Your personal bankruptcy lawyer will familiarize you with the Title 11 of the United States Code which regulates what chapter you can file, which bills you can include, and all other bankruptcy details. The following tips will help you find the best personal bankruptcy lawyer. • Do not just ask any friend for referrals. Those with bankruptcy…

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    seven years ago my parents had to file bankruptcy and lost both their businesses and potentially our house. I would come home to find auction papers taped to the front door because of home payments that had not been met. My parents were struggling financially and their economic hardships impacted my siblings and I as well—but not adversely. Because there was little money to go around, I had to focus on what was important, my education. My dad used his bankruptcy as a learning tool for me—he…

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    Bankruptcy “America has the only legal system that in a sense actually encourages a company to seek bankruptcy protection long before a full blown financial collapse is near, allowing a business to file Chapter 11 petition even though it is not insolvent” (Labaton, 1990) If the firm defaults, it can either reorganize through a private workout a formal bankruptcy filing, or it can liquidate its assets. The equity holders in control of the firm make this decision based on equity value in three…

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    2008 the associated press had reported that Mervyn's had called financial distress and possible bankruptcy, and had finally stopped updating their financial status.Many places had denied helping Mervyn's because of their lack of money, they didn’t want to be in the same position Mervyn's was. Mervyn's had finally called for chapter 11 bankruptcy on October 17, 2008 with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of…

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