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Lawsuit Nightmare Use Bankruptcy to Win & Save Money!

Name: Lawsuit Nightmare Use Bankruptcy to Win & Save Money!
Uploaded: 2025-08-22T19:41:20+00:00
Duration: 1 min 1 s
Channel: Latasha Transrina Kebe
Description: In this brief dialogue, Speaker A and Chad discuss a strategy of filing for bankruptcy to force a settlement and avoid exorbitant attorney fees that can…

22 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief dialogue, Speaker A and Chad discuss a strategy of filing for bankruptcy to force a settlement and avoid exorbitant attorney fees that can reach $20,000–$30,000 per month. Speaker A frames litigation as a costly, endless drain and suggests publicly warning bloggers that any lawsuit could be met with a pre‑emptive bankruptcy filing. Chad explains how a bankruptcy filing can serve as a credible bargaining chip: the opposing side, aware that bankruptcy limits recovery, may be compelled to accept a settlement offer. He notes that while neither party may truly desire bankruptcy, the mere threat can “sobers up” negotiations, allowing the case to conclude without the costly trial process. The conversation emphasizes the pragmatic, pressure‑based use of bankruptcy law to halt litigation and reduce financial stress.

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Do you know, Chad, I would have been all up and through your office before it even would have gotten to trial? Do you think I wanted to pay an attorney $20,000, $30,000 a month? It's a money funnel, an endless wormhole, and so are the documents. So is the stress. And I'm telling you, I'm having— I'm letting these bloggers know, you guys, if they sue you, let them sue. You walk your ass right into your office. And let you bankrupt that shit right before they ask.
What are they going to do? Said, hey, we're filing bankruptcy here. Here's our final and best offer to be done with this. And they know that we're not joking around. We're going to file and they'll talk to bankruptcy counsel on their side and say, yeah, you're really not going to get anything. You should take this offer. So sometimes it really sobers up both sides where, you know, you don't necessarily want to go into bankruptcy. You just want to finish the litigation. And the other side, generally speaking, they want some sort of result, money or whatever it might be. So if we can come to that without filing bankruptcy, great. But if we can stop the litigation with the bankruptcy, that, that works as well. So