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Bankruptcy
: Bankruptcy Law NetworkMedical Malpractice Claims, Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Trustees
By David Leibowitz, Illinois and Wisconsin Bankruptcy
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If you are filing a bankruptcy case because of massive medical bills while you are pursuing a major medical malpractice claim, you have opened quite a kettle of fish.
It is very important that you tell your bankruptcy attorney all about your medical malpractice case. To see why, click here.
The Cast of Characters
Your bankruptcy attorney
Your medical malpractice trial attorney
The opposing medical malpractice defense attorney
The bankruptcy trustee
Your creditors in your bankruptcy case
Each o read more
Full post as published by Bankruptcy Law Network on February 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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