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Steiner Law Group Achieves Stunning Victory In $12 Million Confessed Judgment Lawsuit
Steiner Law Group is pleased to announce that Eric S. Steiner, Esquire, has successfully achieved a favorable settlement in the case of Krunchcash, LLC v. LB Pharma Services, LLC, et al., in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, Maryland.
Full StoryConfessed Judgments in Maryland: The 11th Circuit Ruling and its Effect in Maryland
Confessed judgments are only permitted in 8 states: Maryland, Michigan, Illinois, New Jersey, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Texas. These clauses, found in almost all commercial loans and leases in Maryland, allow a creditor to immediately proceed to judgment without the benefit of a merit trial and can be severely harmful to unwitting borrowers.
Full StoryWhat Can I Do If Chapter 13 Involuntary Dismissal Happens?
A Chapter 13 payment plan lasts between three to five years. However, a lot can happen during that time that could affect your ability to make regularly scheduled payments. If this happens and you are no longer able to make your Chapter 13 monthly payments, the bankruptcy trustee can ask the court to dismiss the case, or a creditor can request relief from the automatic stay and continue collection efforts – Chapter 13 Involuntary Dismissal. However, all is not lost.
Full StoryBankruptcy And Divorce: Attorneys’ Fees, Conflict Of Interest & Severing A Case
When a couple contemplates bankruptcy and divorce, there are a number of unique considerations that arise, including potential conflict of interest for the bankruptcy attorney, severing the bankruptcy case, and paying for divorce attorneys.
Full StoryAsk an Attorney Webcast – Wednesday Wine
Ask an Attorney – Wednesday Wine: Eric S. Steiner is proud to serve on a panel to discuss how COVID-19 has impacted Maryland businesses and to discuss related legal issues.
Full StoryWhat Small Business Owners Need to Know About Bankruptcy
In this one-hour webinar, the attendee will learn about the relief that bankruptcy can provide to small businesses.
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