Legal Question in Employment Law in Minnesota

bankruptcy to get rid of judgement

I sold my medical practice 2 years ago and the buyer refused to pay. I have spent all my monies battling this huge corporation and find myself broke with nothing left. They are counter suing me for several $$. I have no other debts then basic living expenses. Question ~ Can I file bankruptcy prior to any judgement and discharge this? Can they find a way around this to still come after me? It is business law concerning employment agreements and non-competes.


Asked on 9/30/08, 10:59 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
David Anderson Anderson Business Law LLC

Re: bankruptcy to get rid of judgement

I would have to review the operable documents and consult with you on the claims and defenses.

I do business law, incl. employment and non-competes.

Call or email for further assistance.

I have time Thurs or Friday.

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Answered on 9/30/08, 3:07 pm


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