A bankruptcy judge denies a $40 million discharge to a debt collecting lawyer for failing to keep records as required by the Bankruptcy Act.
February 08, 2013 at 02:51 AM
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Jack Boyajian was never licensed as a lawyer in New Jersey but for years ran a nationwide debt collection practice from Bloomfield and Rutherford, drawing more than 1,000 consumer complaints, 100 suits and at least 10 actions by state attorneys general against him.
He also racked up nearly $40 million in liabilities, which a bankruptcy judge has refused to discharge.
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