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    • … of banking power. Moreover, the bailout money is used by the financial giants to secure corporate acquisitions both in the financial sector and the real economy. In turn, this unprecedented concentration of financial power spearheads entire sectors of industry and the services economy into bankruptcy …

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    • … the world’s second-largest economy, has officially slipped into recession, hurt by weak export growth and steep cuts in corporate spending amid the worsening global slowdown,” reports the NYT. Japan’s decline “adds to the grim outlook for the global economy, after Hong Kong and the European Union released …

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    • … reports that the number of personal bankruptcy filings “jumped nearly 8% in October from September, after marching steadily upward for the last two years … Filings totaled 108,595, surpassing 100,000 for the first time since a law that made it more difficult — and often twice as expensive — to file …

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    • … a professor at Harvard Law School and, along with Professor Lawless, part of the Bankruptcy Project team. “But the fundamentals are off for families even before we hit the recession this time, so bankruptcy filings are likely to rise faster.” We hear a lot about the rising debts of consumers …

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    • … hired back by the firm ? is drying up as companies go under or merge. “Overall, it’s a cautious environment,” he said. “I don’t think it’s a panic yet.” The economic upheaval in the last few months has given educators fresh classroom fodder. High-profile bank bankruptcy filings and money market …

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    • … been nicely summarized at www.HotelLawBlog.com in a current series of articles on troubled hotel mortgage loans. A lot has changed since the mid 1990s when there was an estimated wave of some 2,000 hotel bankruptcy filings. The veteran hotel lawyers in JMBM’s Global Hospitality Group® represented many …

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    … a few months, which could prompt one of the biggest bankruptcy filings in U.S. history”. ( USNews.com, November 11, 2008)) In turn this would backlash on a string of related industries. Estimates of job losses in the US auto industry range from 30,000 to as much as 100,000.(Ibid). In the US, consumer …

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    • … of banking power. Moreover, the bailout money is used by the financial giants to secure corporate acquisitions both in the financial sector and the real economy. In turn, this unprecedented concentration of financial power spearheads entire sectors of industry and the services economy into bankruptcy …

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    • … of banking power. Moreover, the bailout money is used by the financial giants to secure corporate acquisitions both in the financial sector and the real economy. In turn, this unprecedented concentration of financial power spearheads entire sectors of industry and the services economy into bankruptcy …

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    • … busy in the second year, and still no one called to check up on you and… The fact is that NO ONE is ever going to come and check up on you to see that you are keeping your corporate records in order UNLESS THEY ARE THERE TO TRY AND DESTROY YOU. Unlike all your required tax filings …




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