In Episode 1, host Jordan L. Fischer, Esq. interviews Violet Sullivan, VP of Client Engagement for Redpoints Cybersecurity. Jordan and Violet dive into her path to a career in both law and technology, and her recommendations on how to build your technology knowledge. Violet discusses the value of creating a knowledgeable team that can help your business to understand the threats and vulnerabilities to your operations, and to create opportunities to mitigate risk in an increasingly digital world. Jordan and Violet also discuss how cyber and privacy evolved over the last five years, and key lessons for businesses across all industries. 

For more information on Ms. Sullivan, visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/txcyberlawyer/. To contact our host, Jordan L. Fischer, Esq., regarding this podcast or to inquire into becoming a guest, please contact Ms. Fischer at jordan@jordanfischer.me.

Cybersecurity and Data Privacy – The New Frontier: Season 3, Episode 1: Violet Sullivan

A serial chapter 13 filer routinely used his estranged son’s Social Security number, and multiple variations, to avoid detection for more than a decade.  That ended when the last filing was done to frustrate an eviction by a world famous rapper who would not let the fraud slip.  But no one could actually find the filer to enforce various orders and findings of civil contempt which stalled the case.  When the IRS filed a proof of claim, an address on the tax return led to a disgruntled relative who had all the necessary information.  The podcast explores how serial filers are handled and identified in chapter 13 proceedings, civil contempt remedies and due process requirements, and criminal remedies available in bankruptcy.

In this episode Host Judge Elizabeth Gunn speaks with Stephen Fender and Michael Bolling, Fender, Bolling, and Paiva P.A., to discuss bad debtor and Mr. Zamora’s “the magical social security scheme.”

Steven Fender focuses his practice on bankruptcy and commercial litigation. Steven has an active practice in federal and state court. Mr. Fender routinely handles chapter 7 trustee adversary proceedings and contested matters. Mr. Fender has more than 20 years of experience litigating and trying cases in all business disputes.

Michael Bolling focuses his practice on bankruptcy and commercial litigation. Prior to starting the firm, Mr. Bolling was the judicial law clerk to the Honorable John K. Olson, United Bankruptcy Judge in the Southern District of Florida. Mr. Bolling has previously worked for the Florida Office of the Attorney General and the Miami Heat.

Bad Boys of Bankruptcy: Episode 4: Fender Bolling

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