Introduction In In re Village Apothecary, Inc.,1 the Sixth Circuit recently cut an attorney's fee by half, where the services were not successful. The panel held that the results obtained (or, actually, the lack of results) justified the dramatic reduction of the fees of attorneys for a Chapter 7 trustee. In Part 1, we looked at . . . It...
How Do I Maintain A Comfortable Cash Flow In A Chapter 13 Practice So That I Can Better Focus On The Needs Of My Clients?
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Scott Kramer is a consumer bankruptcy attorney and NACBA member. His firm, the Law Office of Scott A Kramer, LLC, is limited to representing consumers in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases. Scott can be reached at [email protected].
One of the challenges we face as Chapter 13 bankruptcy practitioners is the friction between representing our clients in a zealous and competent manner, and operating a successful and profitable business. Without the former, there is no business and, thus, no income. Without the latter, the stresses of making payroll . . .
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