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The more you understand about commercial bankruptcy, the greater chance of preserving your rights and ultimately receiving payment.

Be prepared for the next recession. Here's a few best practices you can implement to ensure you are prepared for the next economic downturn.

In bankruptcy, we frequently hear terms like preference payment, claw back, and new value. What do these terms mean? Further, what do these terms have to do with ice cream?

Don’t leave money on the table as a result of no-hits and thin credit records on small businesses. With a comprehensive picture, you can issue higher credit limits and minimize your risk.

Pros & cons of arbitration in construction disputes, plus the similarities and differences of arbitration and a lawsuit.

In this article, we review how 503(b)(9) claims & consignment agreements are no match for properly perfected UCC filings.

Arbitration, like mediation and adjudication, is a form of alternative dispute resolution and is typically favored in lieu of litigation.

The accuracy of critical data, like your customer's name, within your UCC Financing Statement can make or break your security interest.

Did you receive a Notice to Commence Suit? Review the document carefully, because your deadline to file suit may be sooner than you think.

We’ve previously discussed what retail bankruptcies mean for creditors who supply inventory, but what about the landlord?

DIP Financing (DIP = Debtor In Possession): What is It? Who provides It? What impact does it have on UCC filings?

As a creditor, it is important to ask yourself “In what ways can our company mitigate risk in today’s volatile credit environment?”