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Considerations When Closing a Small Business with PPP or EIDL Debt

Jimerson Firm

PPP loans and EIDL of $25,000 or less do not require collateral or personal guarantees, so in the vast majority of defaults on these small loans, business owners’ personal assets will not be at risk of seizure. Small Loan Default. Additionally, large percentages of these loans are forgivable. Larger Loan Default.

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Burr’s Derek Meek and Mike Hall Named to Lawdragon’s Inaugural Leading Bankruptcy Lawyers List

Burr Forman

Derek also regularly advises clients in and around the automotive manufacturing space, including OEMs, tier-suppliers, financiers, and transportation providers. He often represents secured lenders, typically after a borrower’s default. He often represents secured lenders, typically after a borrower’s default.

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Top 5 Customer Development Posts of 2020: COVID and Beyond   

Fico Collections

Leslie Parrish, senior analyst at Aite Group, wrote that “Lenders that are looking to transform their lending to be more consumer-centric and efficient should look closely at what leading vendors offer in this space.

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JUST IN TIME: NEW BANKRUPTCY RELIEF FOR SMALL BUSINESSES – NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL

Collection Industry News

million in light of the unprecedented financial distress being experienced by small businesses all across the county, including especially by small retailers and manufacturers, restaurants and services providers. million to $7.5 The increased debt limit, which became effective February 20, 2020, includes a one-year sunset.

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Troutman Pepper Weekly Consumer Financial Services COVID-19 Newsletter

Troutman Sanders

The proposal would modify the PSR policy to expand access to collateralized capacity, and clarify the terms for accessing and retaining uncollateralized capacity. On May 27, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published a report that provides new insights into manufactured housing financing. On May 27, U.S. On May 25, U.S.