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Archdiocese in Bankruptcy Court Asks Permission to Pay Workers, by Catholic News Agency (7/16/04) • Bankruptcy Seen As Dioceses' Shelter, by Jeff Kosseff and Jim Barrett (8/2/04)...
Convention in Milwaukee this week. Giuliani declared bankruptcy in December after a jury... While Strickland has strongly agreed that Giuliani should come out of bankruptcy, lawyers for...
The church pays its lawyers, the bankruptcy counsel and other professional fees. In New Orleans, that’s been more than $25m, about half of that to the archdiocese-hired Jones Walker firm....
Many bankruptcy lawyers charge a flat fee, but some attorneys charge an hourly rate. In other cases, an attorney may charge a flat fee for the main bankruptcy case and an hourly rate for...
In Wednesday's bankruptcy court filing, Giuliani's lawyers included dozens of pages of... Convention in Milwaukee. The monthly expenses that Giuliani had to file to the court showed that he...
Cash-strapped former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani spent about $30,000 in the one week since a judge threw out his bankruptcy case. The Wednesday afternoon hearing revolved around the terms of the dismissal of Giuliani’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case, which a Judge Sean Lane ordered on Friday, July 12. Lawyers for Giuliani and his bankruptcy creditors were trying to figure out how the former mayor would pay the administrative fees that have incurred throughout the case — but the terms hinge on how much Giuliani had in his bank. ...
The judge in Giuliani’s bankruptcy case ordered the Chapter 11 case to be dismissed on July 12, while the terms of the dismissal have not yet been finalized. Lawyers for his bankruptcy creditors learned at a July 17 hearing that the disgraced former mayor had blown through $30,000 in a one-week span. A statement for one bank account, which had $60,000 on July 10, showed that he had spent tens of thousands on his two properties as well as an unknown amount at the RNC in Milwaukee. One day after the hearing, Rachel Strickland, a lawyer for the ...