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Shareholder Jamie Hart recently attended the Commercial Law League of America's (CLLA) Eastern Regional Meeting in New York City, a fitting backdrop for a conference centered on emerging technology in commercial recovery and its interaction with the legal process.

Earlier this month, Detroit Shareholders Stuart Best and Dan Best had the opportunity to attend the annual Michigan Bankers Association (MBA) Bank Management and Directors Conference, held at the historic Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroit, MI.

Shareholders Sara Costanzo and Milos Gvozdenovic recently attended the American Financial Services Association (AFSA) Annual Meeting, where industry leaders gathered to discuss the evolving regulatory and marketing landscape affecting consumer and auto finance.

When a debtor files for bankruptcy, they may have the ability to reduce the balance owed on secured loans, such as auto loan, based on the collateral's fair market value.

Over the past 25 years, consumers have used The Redemption Theory as a basis for fraudulent debt elimination schemes that have become pervasive and widespread on the internet. It is incredibly important for every type of creditor to understand how to protect their interests against such schemes.

Chicago Attorney Laura Alms recently attended the annual Illinois Bankers Association Women in Banking Conference held in Springfield, Illinois on October 2nd - 3rd. This year marked the 25th anniversary of the conference.

The 51st Annual Fall Conference of the Ohio Association of Public Treasurers (OAPT) brought together a large group of public officials and vendors in a brand-new setting, the Hancock Hotel, located on the campus of Marathon Petroleum Corporation.

From artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to regulatory oversight and political change, Don emphasized that compliance is not a static concept - it's a continuous process requiring vigilance, adaptability, and proactive leadership.

A proceedings supplemental, often referred to as a prosup, is a post-judgment hearing where the debtor is ordered to appear and answer questions under oath regarding income and assets that can be used to satisfy a judgment.

Subrogation remains one of the most complex and nuanced areas, especially when novel claims and governmental immunity enter the picture.