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Deer poacher David Berry Jr. has been ordered to watch the Walt Disney movie Bambi at least once a month as a part of his year-long jail sentence. He was convicted of illegally killing wildlife and a firearms probation violation.  … Continue reading →

Attorney Scott Maasen has been sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay $1.4 million in restitution in a bankruptcy fraud case. He filed for bankruptcy in 2009 after he stopped making payments on a $1.5 million loan. … Continue reading →

Although you may want to do so, you cannot use a credit card to file for bankruptcy.  The bankruptcy courts do not allow you to put the cost of your bankruptcy on credit.  However, you can always use a debit … Continue reading →

The governing body for American gymnastics filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, a dramatic step for an embattled organization facing mounting legal and financial challenges stemming from decades long sexual abuse by former team doctor Larry Nassar. This puts an automatic … Continue reading →

This season we would like to give back to our clients and our community by giving away free t-shirts! All you need to do is send an email to Reception@Hoorfarlaw.com with your mailing address and shirt size.  We have plenty … Continue reading →

Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather Jr., and music producer DJ Khaled became the first celebrities to face punishment over touting cryptocurrency deals that regulators say were fraudulent.  Mayweather agreed to a $300,000 fine and to forfeit an additional $300,000 representing his … Continue reading →