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Board of trustees vote to file a bankruptcy plan for Jersey City's Christ Hospital

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Christ Hospital’s board of trustees voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve filing a bankruptcy plan in the wake of this week’s news that a for-profit healthcare chain withdrew its bid to purchase the Jersey City hospital, The Jersey Journal reports.

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Christ Hospital to file bankruptcy plan 'if necessary' after proposed sale falls through

Sunday, February 5th, 2012

Christ Hospital’s board of trustees voted unanimously last night to approve filing a bankruptcy plan in the wake of Prime Healthcare Services withdrawing its bid to purchase the Palisade Avenue medical facility, hospital officials revealed today

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BANKRUPTCY WEEK AHEAD: Judge To Take Up Confirmation Of A&P Bankruptcy-Exit Plan

Saturday, February 4th, 2012

After more than a year in Chapter 11, next week could see the opening of the door out of bankruptcy for Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. (GAPTQ).

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Friday, February 3rd, 2012

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Avenue stores file for bankruptcy but plan to stay in the plus-size game

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

The bankruptcy filing Wednesday by Rochelle Park-based United Retail Group is further evidence that the plus-size women’s apparel market is a tough playing field.

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Mistakes In Chapter 7 Cases

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

The bankruptcy process is not meant to be inherently difficult, but there are several rules and guidelines that must be followed in order for a case to be successful. Debtors should be adequately prepared coming into the process and be aware of certain actions that could influence the outcome of their case. A good rule of thumb before filing for bankruptcy is to be still and wait. Making certain changes could impede the case, preventing a debt discharge. Debts A common temptation among bankruptcy filers is to try and pay down debts or boost income before filing for bankruptcy. The total amount of debt is extremely important when filing for bankruptcy because it is a big factor in determining eligibility. Reducing debts prior to filing could potentially disqualify an individual, leaving them without the protection they need.

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AMR Bankruptcy: Unions Demand Business Plan, Standards For Executive Pay

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Feb. 01– On the eve of meetings between American Airlines management and union leaders to discuss restructured labor contracts in bankruptcy, union executives demanded a company business plan and pay-for-performance standards for company executives.

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PBGC Director Says Increased Bankruptcies Could Lead To Higher Pension Premiums

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Jan. 12 (Bloomberg Law) — Josh Gotbaum, Director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, talks with Bloomberg Law’s Lee Pacchia about the agency and its role in maintaining pension benefit plans in the event of a company’s inability to pay. Josh also comments on his expectations for the year in bankruptcy and the broader debate surrounding the concept of private pension benefit plans.

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How To Consolidate Your Debts With Loans For The Unemployed

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Many people, today, find themselves deep in debt; and when they are unemployed as well, it only makes their troubles seem ten times worse. While cutting down on various items in monthly budgets can help, there are some things that simply cannot be altered, such as mortgage payments, vehicle payments and medical bills. However, debt consolidation loans can help consumers relieve their money problems. The first thing that unemployed people need to do is quit using their credit cards. They should get rid of all of them but one. If people, who do not have jobs, have only one credit card, rather than several, they will have a greater chance of lenders approving them for these loans. Lenders can take all of the monthly payments that people need to pay and combine them into one convenient payment.

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Free Consumer credit card debt Help – Strategies of Legally Losing …

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Bank plastic help this consumers free credit cards things they cannot find otherwise. Those people that would not have any choice to get rid of the debt opt for bankruptcy, which causes an overall loss to credit cards company.

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