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Pre-Bankruptcy Planning: Pigs, Hogs and Great Ideas That Weren’t
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Pre-Bankruptcy Planning: Pigs, Hogs and Great Ideas That Weren’t
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My Grandmother’s rule—"Say it out loud first and if you want to slap yourself, it ain’t a great idea"—as lawyers we should know when to slap ourselves. Discuss the strange tales and law applicable to the prickly field of pre-bankruptcy planning, including a lawyer's duties and how to keep your head.
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Pre-Bankruptcy Planning: Pigs, Hogs and Great Ideas That Weren’t (Jan 2017)
Louis M. Phillips
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Pre-Bankruptcy Planning: Pigs, Hogs and Great Ideas That Weren’t (Jan 2017)
My Grandmother’s rule—"Say it out loud first and if you want to slap yourself, it ain’t a great idea"—as lawyers we should know when to slap ourselves. Discuss the strange tales and law applicable to the prickly field of pre-bankruptcy planning, including a lawyer's duties and how to keep your head.
Originally presented: Nov 2016 Bankruptcy Conference
Louis M. Phillips,
Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP - Baton Rouge, LA