BankruptcyMisconduct.com

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Bankruptcy Misconduct - The pursuit of change in the federal bankruptcy system to eradicate fraud, misconduct, and the disparate treatment of the unconnected, unaffiliated, and unsuspecting creditors., illuminating how various governmental and self-regulated agencis fail to act, to police, enforce, and support the integrity of the bankruptcy process as pertaining to large hedge fund vulture, distressed, bankruptcy investors and the conflicted representation by a small group of bankruptcy professionals including lawyers, accountants, and corporate finance firms. Important Issues include conflict of interest, spoliation, fraud before a court, ethical violations, criminal violations, and failures to report ethical violations under judicial code of conduct and criminal violations under 18 U.S.C. Section 3057. Failures of the Federal Department of Justice to regulate, self regulate, track and respond to complaints against large law firms and their own employees. Conflict of interest in the flip flop of employment by the DOJ of attorneys who have worked or seek subsequent employment among the same firms they are charged with regulating.

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Failures of the Self-Regulation of attorneys by fellow attorneys in the State of California:(Click Here For Full Quote And Examples) Robert C. Fellmeth of the Center for Public Interest Law at the University of San Diego has described the situation: "The level of attorney dishonesty in representations to the court, in promises to clients, in dealings with adverse counsel, and perhaps especially in points and authorities and legal briefs, is embarrassing to anyone with a measure of intellectual pride. ... Part of the problem has to do with the lack of certain sanctions for deceit."

Purpose[1] of the site is to expose misconduct and other peculiar conduct by professionals related to our Federal bankruptcy courts.

Eliot Snoozer[2]: description of how Eliot Spitzer, when he was the New York State Attorney General, ignored actions of a lawyer who admits in court to advising that death threats are OK.

Criminal Laws[3]: Relevant in evaluating criminal conduct on the part of bankruptcy professionals, private and public Trustees related to SEC filings, hedge funds, private equity funds, and failures to comply with mandatory disclosures vis a vis conflict of interest.

Revised Complaint[4] against a number of members of a law firm which are alleged to have failed to fully and promptly comply with mandatory disclosure requirements on behalf of a private equity / hedge fund client.

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