Giving Back a Fraudulent Transfer: A Defense to Liability?

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In this video, bankruptcy lawyer, Roland Gary Jones, Esq., discusses the claw-back issues pertaining to Ponzi bankruptcies. Part 1 of the video discusses the claw-back theory in Ponzi bankruptcy actions initiated against the creditors of the debtor and the issues surrounding the applicable defenses to such actions.

November 11, 2021

Ponzi Clawback Rant Part 2

In this video, bankruptcy lawyer, Roland Gary Jones, Esq., discusses the claw-back issues pertaining to Ponzi bankruptcies. Part 2 of the video discusses the law pertaining to the theory of Ponzi presumption and how the law affects the creditors of the debtor.

November 10, 2021

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