Potential financial challenges for New Mexico tech startups

Nykia Allen, the president of the New Mexico Technology Council, recently spoke optimistically about the technology sector in the state, citing a range of enterprises from tiny startups with ideas in infancy to larger tech companies with more solid financial underpinnings, according to KOB4. She continued, however, with a concern that the recent federal decision…

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Time-barred debts and bankruptcy

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a controversial decision about creditors filing claims in bankruptcy proceedings after the legal deadlines have passed to collect those debts in lawsuits. This holding may affect our clients on both sides of the issue: creditors seeking to collect on older debts as well as consumers filing bankruptcy for relief…

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More credit-bureau data changes taking effect in September

We recently posted information about steps being taken to improve the quality of consumer data that the three major credit bureaus use to evaluate people’s creditworthiness. In that blog post, we explained that Experian, TransUnion and Equifax entered into a settlement with 31 state attorneys general called the National Consumer Assistance Plan. Improvements already made…

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