Articles by Ralph Ferro

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on November 29, 2011
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Another day and another bankruptcy; this time financial troubles fly high as AMR Corporation (parent company to American Airlines) files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The move to file this type of bankruptcy will help the company restructure its debt....(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Filing for Bankruptcy on November 15, 2011
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What are the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy The biggest difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings is the means in which debt is repaid to creditors. Both chapters allow for the relief of debts, however...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Filing for Bankruptcy on November 4, 2011
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Occupy Wall Street has swept the globe gaining strength in various major cities across the world. In particular, Occupy has ignited strongly on the Wes Coast where Oakland protestors are expanding their occupancy to foreclosed homes in the northern part...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on October 31, 2011
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“Did you want to be the pink Power Ranger growing up?” This is the question that is used to market the sexy pink action hero costume found on MyPartyShirt.com. Besides the low-cut bottom and revealing top, the costume closely resembles that...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on October 24, 2011
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New Jersey may have a bad reputation for its mainstay reality TV show lineup with “The Jersey Shore,” “Jerseylicious” and the many others, but one thing that keeps Jersey out of the limelight is high foreclosure...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on October 6, 2011
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Solyndra Update:  E-Mails Reveal Government Almost gave the Solar Energy Company Second Loan Solyndra bankruptcy news heats up as e-mails reveal conversations that show the Obama administration was forewarned to not loan the solar energy company...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Criminal Law on September 30, 2011
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  NJ.com reports that Raheem Simmons was arrested on Friday in Camden, NJ after being the 3rd suspect in the fatal AC carjacking case. Raheem (18 years) told the court Monday (9/26) "I don't know who it is yet, but I know my dad hired one," when...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on September 26, 2011
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MSNBC reports that executives from the California-based, solar-energy company, Solyndra have failed to testify to avoid self-incrimination. Lawmakers will continue to pursue the case which investigates Solyndra’s $500 million loan received from...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Bankruptcy in the News on September 12, 2011
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Bankrupt sports teams are popping up everywhere lately and the New Jersey Devils NHL team is in line to join the Mets and Dodgers as the attendance-challenged, NJ Devils face debt, owner conflicts and loss in value. The New York Post...(more)

By Ralph Ferro, Posted in Criminal Law on August 25, 2011
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New Jersey DUI   You’re out enjoying your night at a friend’s house having a few drinks. You don’t feel drunk, so you decide it’s ok to drive home. You’ve always been one to handle your liquor well, so you’re...(more)