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Really Scary Seminar Title that I Didn't Write! And It Doesn't Exactly Address Bankruptcy. Except That It Will Cause More Bankruptcy Filings

By Joseph McDaniel, Esq.

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Every now and then (actually, ten time a day or so) I get an advertisement about a new seminar being run by somebody or another, including the State Bar of Arizona, or the Maricopa County Bar Association, or the American Bar Association, and they're usually about bankruptcy if they're being sent to me.

I recently got such an advertisement for a law seminar, and this was the title:

"What Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Need to Know about Mitigating the Effects of a Projected $1.1 Trillion in New Tax Increases over the Next 10 Years, Starting 2011"

Now, I'm a bankruptcy attorney in Phoenix, Arizona, and here's something I know: the higher taxes go, the less money there is for private enterprise to create jobs, and the fewer jobs there are, the more work there is for bankruptcy lawyers in Arizona.

So the title of the seminar scared me silly in its implications for a recovery from this depression in which the U.S. economy is buried. I want to see that recovery from this depression. As soon as possible.

And I suppose at another level, I should really be grateful for more taxation, because in one category it probably is good for job creation and full employment.

For bankruptcy lawyers in Arizona.

Full post as published by Arizona Bankruptcy Attorney Blog on July 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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