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Law referral service sued by U.S. DOJ Trustee for bankruptcy code violation - Vimarsana News

Law referral service sued by U.S. DOJ Trustee for bankruptcy code violation

Law referral service sued by U.S. DOJ Trustee for bankruptcy code violation- Targeted by a U.S. Trustee for allegedly violating the Bankruptcy Code, Deighan Law LLC argued that the district court’s reference to the bankruptcy court should be withdrawn because it had a right to jury trial on the trustee’s claim for a civil...

Lawyers in 2 states sanctioned over association with national bankruptcy law firm - Vimarsana News

Lawyers in 2 states sanctioned over association with national bankruptcy law firm

Updated: Lawyers in Iowa and Virginia have been sanctioned for their association with a national bankruptcy law firm accused of using high-pressure tactics to sign up clients.

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for firm's 'unethical' acts - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for firm's 'unethical' acts

A state panel says Iowa lawyers who work with a national law firm cannot distance themselves from that firm’s “improper and unethical actions.”

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for firm's 'unethical' acts - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for firm's 'unethical' acts

A state panel says Iowa lawyers who work with a national law firm cannot distance themselves from that firm’s “improper and unethical actions.”

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for 'unethical' acts of national firm - Vimarsana News

Iowa lawyers warned they're accountable for 'unethical' acts of national firm

Iowa lawyers working for a national firm specializing in bankruptcies cannot distance themselves from the firm's “unethical actions.”