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On October 21, 2019, the Westchester Business Journal reported on a lawsuit filed by Dawn Kirby. Dawn represents an investor who obtained a $500,000 judgment against his former financial advisor, who in turn filed for chapter 11 protection. Dawn and her client are asking the bankruptcy court to find the judgment is not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Scott Stuart: This is TMA Talks, where we talk everything TMA. I am Scott Stuart, CEO of The Turnaround Management Association, and today with me are Erica Aisner and Julie Curley, who have recently formed, along with Dawn Kirby, the Law Firm of Kirby Aisner & Curley in New York, one of the very few all-women firms and on the precipice of our TMA now conference, the National Organization of Women in two weeks in Chicago. I thought this would be a hugely opportune time to talk about women empowerment, as we did in a recent TMA Talks with Carrianne...

In this feature, Tejash V. Sanchala, Esq., Employment Law Committee Co-Chair and Board Member, interviews WCBA members about their experiences and insights. He welcomes any comments and suggestions for future columns. Tejash’s contact information can be found at: http://www.villanuevalaw.com/tejash-v-sanchala.html Tejash: How long have you been a member of the WCBA? Erica: 14 years Tejash: What is your current job and practice area? Erica: I am a partner with Kirby Aisner & Curley LLP. Dawn Kirby, Julie Curley and I proudly opened our doors on April 1. We specialize in bankruptcy law, represent- ing businesses and individuals, debtors and creditors as...