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: Arizona Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Small Business Bankruptcies On the Rise. Surprised?

By Joseph McDaniel, Esq.

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One article about the increase in small business bankruptcy cases quotes extensively from a bankruptcy attorney in California who handles small business cases, as well as other bankruptcy types.

That bankruptcy lawyer puts too much blame, for my taste, on the small business owners. I don't care how smart you are; if you put together the best business plan in the world, and the plan makes perfectly reasonable assumptions based on five years of experience, and then you lose half of your business volume overnight, you may be a debtor in a bankruptcy case!

Because they call fixed expenses fixed for a reason, you know?

Full post as published by Arizona Bankruptcy Attorney Blog on January 25, 2011 (boomark / email).

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