Are new bankruptcy forms too 'smart' for lawyers?

In a move designed to aggregate for the first time information on national bankruptcy filings, as well as detect and stamp out fraud, the government wants to require debtors to use special data-encrypted “smart” forms from which filers’ financial information can be quickly obtained. But some attorneys, fearing that invisible financial data in the forms can ...

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Are new bankruptcy forms too 'smart' for lawyers?

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