Once in a while, an attorney hears both sides of a sad story. Recently, our firm obtained a sizable judgment against a debtor. Subsequently, we learned that company had sold its assets to a competitor for a seven-figure sum. That…
Has a debtor ever tried to evade or get away from you by selling or giving away their significant assets? If so, did you feel like you had nothing that you could do? Well there are legal standards that might…
Many years ago, a lawyer for whom I have the utmost respect told me that he sat down every New Year’s Day and re-read the Rules of Criminal Procedure from start to finish. That is a tedious assignment to give…
Hannah Sheridan & Cochran is proud to announce that Chad Cochran has been admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Please join us in congratulating Chad on this exciting next step.
This June, in the companion cases SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. UNC, the US Supreme Court issued a ruling effectively eliminating the application of affirmative action in the college admissions process. While the immediate effects of the Court’s ruling…
If an individual or a corporate entity is owed money from another individual or corporate entity, taking legal action could potentially lead to the entry of a judgment against the party which owes you,…
Interrogatories are one more tool for judgment creditors to use to discover a debtor’s assets subject to an outstanding judgment. Interrogatories may be used to investigate bank information, personal property, real property, or other assets otherwise left undisclosed. As in…