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Litigation In Bankruptcy Court: It Can Be A Trying Ordeal – Part 1
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Tom Waldron, a former bankruptcy judge and current Advisor to the NACTT Academy, lives in Tucson, AZ.[email protected].
Introduction
It is fair to observe that not all bankruptcy lawyers are experienced in participating effectively in litigation, specifically – evidentiary hearings in bankruptcy court. Examining the reasons for this phenomenon are beyond the scope of this small series; however, accepting this assertion as true, this series of articles is intended to examine litigation in bankruptcy, specifically – evidentiary hearings . . .
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