I don't think a felony is a big deal if its been a while and you're reformed.

In one of the articles you posted there is reference to a reform to SEC Regulation A “ Regulation A.

Right to work state-no state income taxes-tremendous business climate- Tort reform ( Loser pays in lawsuits!)

You can only put certain items in the roll off dumpsters.Depending on the number of tires you can call a local tire recycling plant.They will pick up the tires for free and melt them down to reform tires again.I am talking if someone dumped illegally thousands of tires on your property.I see this around Atlanta with vacant apartment buildings.Instead of taking to the dump these businesses dump trash at these vacant buildings in the dark of the night.As far as trash outs getting jobs from banks require you to be heavily insured.You do not make much money at all.The banks bid ridiculous rates.It is not the REO brokers fault you get paid late or not at all.Many banks use asset management companies and the broker has to hound them sending multiple invoices to get the money.Sometimes the bank/asset company re-assigns the listing and stiffs the broker for trash out costs.After broker/agents take a 1 percent share fee with the asset management on their 3 percent commission they only make 2 percent.The bigger national banks have their own companies do all the trash outs.

Most likely, you'd have to ask the person who has deemed themselves this particular moniker what they do...and then don't assume everyone else with that title does the same.J ScottQualified Capital Asset Reformation Technician

The headline of this story, and the (often typical) reactions to it is why there are scary tort reform laws being passed.

Because it also affects every other city in Michigan, I expect reform of municipal financing will happen within five years or so.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released the rule on January 20, 2013, as part of its implementation of amendments to the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) made by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act enacted on July 21, 2010.

From there I went to a reform school up in Beverly.

This is why the tort system in the US needs reform. people suing on stupid.