Long Term COVID Effects Could Lead To Permanent Disability
A recent article in the New York Times Magazine highlights the problems that people who had contracted Covid-19 still experience several months after their supposed
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Sixth Circuit Case Summaries
Tagnetics, Inc. v. Kayser, No. 20-3556 (January 14, 2021). Kayser and two other former employees of Tagnetics filed an involuntary chapter 7 bankruptcy against Tagnetics
What Debts Can’t Be Discharged Through Bankruptcy?
If you feel your drowning in debt, you may see bankruptcy as your best option. If you seek Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can get nearly
Business Bankruptcies Reach Record Highs Amid Pandemic
More U.S. businesses filed bankruptcy in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic than in any other year since 2009. Energy, retail and consumer services companies filed
When Medical Expenses Become Overwhelming Debt
Many Americans are afraid of getting sick, especially during the current global crisis. However, a recent study reiterated another fear of most Americans have with
What Should I Know About Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Deciding to seek bankruptcy protection isn’t easy. You may have tried to overcome your debt for years, but a recent hospitalization grew your debt even
Car Accidents in Ohio: 2020 by the Numbers
Most of us in the Cincinnati area are glad to put 2020 behind us. Along with all the problems unique to last year, there were
Dealing With Bills That Went to Debt Collections
Most people dread paying their bills, but it’s a part of life. We all try our best to pay our bills on time and to
Business and Bankruptcy: What Chapter Do I Select?
Financial struggles are incredibly common in businesses, especially in 2020. And many entrepreneurs are overwhelmed by how they resolve these struggles. For some, bankruptcy might
Stimulus Debt Card Is Not a Scam
The Economic Impact Payments, commonly referred to as stimulus payments, are being sent to people across the United States. Some of those payments are being
