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• Bankruptcy case ends, but Hecker's debts will live on

• Federal officials see rise in suspected Ponzi cases in Florida

• Bank of America's Star-Crossed LaSalle Deal

• Servicers may benefit from loans in default

• Debt bill toughens the course for filers

• Bankruptcies soared 32% in 2009
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• Wisconsin foreclosure filings rise 21.5%, hit record in 2008
• State bankruptcy filings up 30% at midyear

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• Tougher Bankruptcy Laws Bite the Lenders

• Dwelling House Savings and Loan told to raise capital or face sale, closure

• Tougher Bankruptcy Laws Bite the Lenders

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• Kirk Homes reorganization plan denied; creditors discuss next steps
• » Communities try to help as suburban foreclosure crisis grows

• Moving to reduce foreclosures

• Inevitable el aumento de quiebras
• Aumentan los fraudes hipotecarios

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