Jonathan S Feldman
May 25, 2021 | Daily Business Review
Settling With a Party That May File for Bankruptcy: Avoiding Pitfalls That Unwind Your Hard WorkEvery attorney has seen or heard of this scenario. You represent a client and after years of litigation, the opposing party agrees to settle and pay your client over time. You have successfully succeeded for your client.
By Barry S. Turner and Jonathan S. Feldman
6 minute read
November 03, 2010 | Daily Business Review
Board of Contributors: Bar orders are rough in theory but fair in factBar orders seem to be unfair. If you have a strong claim, a court should not stand in your way. But it avoids the possibility one claimant receives a more favorable result.
By Jonathan S. Feldman
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