Posted On: January 29, 2010 by Scott Sagaria

On Unemployement and Bankruptcy

Due to the less than stellar holiday shopping season, there is a general expectation that an increased number of commercial retailers are contemplating filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Given the rising unemployment levels, underwater mortgages and low consumer confidence this view is supported by bankruptcy attorneys and economists alike. Retailers are struggling with making payments to landlords and suppliers, who are also likely having financial difficulties under the current economic climate. Retail sales are expected to be down 12 percent to 15 percent compared to 2008. This dramatic decrease comes after sales dropped approximately 8 percent in 2008, resulting in a nearly 20 percent drop in the past 2 years.

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