Consumer credit and collections continues to be in a pandemic induced state of limbo as evident from the continued decline in bankruptcy filings in the United States. A blog post by Robert M. Lawless goes through the numbers. Total bankruptcy filings are half of what they were pre-pandemic and are at historic lows. The reasons for such low filings are subject to much debate in the credit industry but are believed to be the consequences of the pandemic as well as state, local, and federal governments’ response to the pandemic.
A plain-English look at how workers’ compensation decisions can be challenged in Louisiana, what an appeal generally involves, and what injured workers and employers in northeast Louisiana should understand before the process begins.
A plain-English look at how emancipation of minors works in Louisiana, including judicial and conventional paths, what changes for a young person, and what families in northeast Louisiana should understand before taking any step.
A plain-English look at how adults and families in northeast Louisiana can pursue a legal name change, what the court process generally involves, and how everyday records get updated afterward.
