Where Bankruptcy & Suretyship Law Collide
The ruling of the Ninth Circuit in the case In re SNTL Corp. (SNTL Corp. v. Centre Insurance Co.), 571 ...
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Today’s Vendor Market for Brokers
With all the changes at GE Capital Corp., CIT and Marlin Leasing, many equipment vendors are currently under-served. There are ...
The Agricultural Equipment Industry
As the global recession of 2008 and 2009 took hold, a big question was raised regarding how agriculture (ag) would ...
Capital Equipment Markets; IT Leasing & Finance
During 2008, U.S. organizations invested $1.09 trillion in new IT equipment and software — the second largest amount recorded since ...
In the Face of a Downturn, Construction Equipment Industry Groups Launch Recovery Campaign
While other sectors of the U.S. economy are recovering from the recent recession, the construction industry remains mired in a ...
ATA’s Economist Sees Trucking Rebound as ‘Slow Going’
Bob Costello Chief Economist, American Transportation AssociationsWhen asked for his thoughts on when the economy might turn around, Bob Costello, ...
A Transportation Equipment Dynasty
W.M. (Rusty) Rush President & CEO, Rush EnterprisesAt the helm of the largest network of heavy- and medium-duty truck dealerships ...
Fair and Clear: Liquidating Damages and Indemnity Provisions
Previous issues of Dispatches From the Trenches have discussed liquidated damages provisions and their enforceability. The National Conference of Commissioners ...
Issues With Proving Up Damages From Computer Records
In 2005, I wrote an article for the Monitor about a case called In re Vinhnee (2005 Bankr. Lexus 2602) ...
The Sweet Smell of Success in Equipment Leasing
Thomas Edison said “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” Perspiration is essential in equipment leasing sales. It’s ...
