Posted by Elizabeth Halpern | Posted on 22-07-2011
B&D Transport, a transportation and warehousing company in Springfield, Ohio, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Dayton.The company, which has been in business since 1994, listed assets of $200,000 and liabilities of $1.58 million in its bankruptcy filing. In the filing, B&D Transport has reported theft of company computers, cell phones and scales.
According to the Dayton Daily News, B&D Transport, which has been named as the defendant in recent cases in Montgomery and Clark county common pleas courts, has had five trucks and two trailers repossessed in autumn 2010, per their filing.
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Posted by Isaac Nicolay | Posted on 20-07-2011
Work to eradicate MRSA and clostridium difficile is a priority for protecting elder and dependant adults in long term care facilities says California Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Lawyer Steven Peck.
These type of serious infections can be eradicated if long term care facilites would monitor their facilities for cleanliness and give the pateints quality care. Infections are not inevitable.
A greater focus on cleanliness should include improved bed cleaning and hand hygiene, and the introduction of MRSA screening so that emergency patients are checked for signs of the infection when they are admitted to avoid contamination on wards.
Bed sores in long term care facilities are also a problem and are distressing to patients, may prolong the time they spend in hospital, and cause further health probelms including death.
Posted by Elizabeth Halpern | Posted on 15-07-2011
Former Perry County, Pennsylvania, President Judge C. Joseph Rehkamp has recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, reporting assets of $5,982 with liabilities of $914,830. According to the bankruptcy filing, Rehkamp’s liabilities include $23,345 in taxes, $15,841 in domestic support and $513,372 in mortgages held by The Bank of Landisburg. It is most likely that after exempt property is excluded and administrative expenses are paid, funds will not be available for distribution to the approximately 49 unsecured debtors. The judge’s unsecured include Artie Voelker, Boscov’s, Colonial Golf and Tennis Club of Harrisburg, Daniel Voelker, PSECU, Samuel Andes and Sun Motors Imports Inc. According to an article on www.pennlive.com by Wade Fowler and Thom Casey, Rehkamp’s first wife, Kerry, who is owed some $35,000 in back alimony, is not listed among the judge’s creditors. Kerry’s att Full Article…
Posted by Admin | Posted on 13-07-2011
Debt consolidation service is used to avoid incurring debts of consumers that can not be refunded without an effective management plan and budgeting. It involves negotiating with creditors to a process of debt consolidation for consumers so they can conveniently pay their debt to the creditor by the development of the repayment plan. Debt is a bad monetary obstacle faced by millions of individuals and professionals working around the world.
Each individual who is suffering from debt has a goal: freedom from debt. Debt consolidation allows them to pay the debt in an easy and convenient way. To overcome the debt situation, you should go with a knowledgeable and reputable lawyer who could analyze your financial situation and organize the easiest way to maintain and control it. Full Article…
Posted by Elizabeth Halpern | Posted on 12-07-2011
Your credit report is the all-important document in your life and it is important to know if there are any errors in it. The accuracy of the credit report is of prime importance and you have to ascertain if the information is accurate.
Earlier estimates on credit reports have shown that those with grave errors vary to a large extent and may be anywhere between 3% and 25%. Consumer Data Industry Association had recently conducted a paid study. It is the trade group for credit bureaus which assemble and sell these credit reports. The errors are found to be much lower than expected according to the study. However, consumer advocates have stated that they are skeptical about those results.
In around 19.2% of the credit reports that were examined by the Policy and Economic Research Council study, there were potential errors that were found.
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Posted by Elizabeth Halpern | Posted on 11-07-2011
Jeffrey A. Martinovich, CEO of the Newport News, Virginia, financial services firm MICG Investment Management LLC, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in February, when he was also banned from the securities industry.
During his final meeting with creditors in June, Martinovich’s gambling trips to Las Vegas, taken both before and after his bankruptcy filing, came to light. According to an article on www.dailypress.com by Peter Frost, Martinovich said that his post-bankruptcy trip was paid for by friends and “’organizations that have helped me out to try to get through this.’”
He also testified that the purpose of the trip was that he “’…was totally out of money…I had a credit line [and] I was trying to provide some income to take care of expenses.’” He stated that the primary reason of the trip was to gamble.
In the same article, Martinovich said that he would not provide the source of his traveling money despite the insistence of the bankruptcy trustee and two lawyers representing the creditors. He did, however, deny
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