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Michael Schmid

Dallas, United States
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Dallas - Fort Worth husband & dad. University director with a passion for AI and student success. Family and international travel proponent.
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Jochen Stuber sagt nach 16 Jahren Adieu

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By Michael Schmid
| Schwäbische Zeitung Verified
Trotz schönen Wetters und Fußball-WM war die Kirchberger Festhalle fast bis auf den letzten Platz besetzt, als die stellvertretende Bürgermeisterin Andrea Rief die zahlreichen Gäste begrüßte. Jochen Stuber hatte Ende letzten Jahres angekündigt, dass er nach 16 Jahren nicht erneut kandidieren werde. „Ich möchte nicht am Stuhl kleben, sondern selbstbestimmt den Weg freimachen“, hatte er damals gegenüber der Schwäbischen Zeitung seine Entscheidung begründet.
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New York Bankruptcy Court Permits Claims to Proceed That Merchant Cash Advance Agreements Were Disguised Loans

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By Michael Schmid
| JD Supra
On February 20, 2026, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York largely denied motions to dismiss filed in an adversary proceeding challenging the debtors’ obligations under purported merchant cash advance transactions. The case arises out of multiple agreements between debtors and the defendants that purported to be sales of future receivables that the debtors claimed should be characterized as usurious loans.
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Bankruptcy Court Permits Fraudulent Transfer Claims to Proceed Where Debtor Mostly Received More Than It Paid Back Under Agreements Alleged to Be Usurious Loans

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By Michael Schmid
| JD Supra
On February 4, 2026, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas permitted a bankruptcy trustee’s fraudulent transfer claims, arising from allegedly usurious loans, to proceed in an adversary proceeding against defendants even where the debtor largely received more money than it paid out under the loans.
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