Bankruptcy Indiana

Good news is worth repeating, wouldn't you agree?

Any debt consolidation lawyer offering bankruptcy information in Indiana has got to be happy with recent news reports about the job markets in our state.  In fact, every one of the Anderson, Bloomington, Indianapolis, and Columbus bankruptcy lawyers who work in the Mark Zuckerberg bankruptcy law offices has his or her eyes peeled for employment news.

The topic of jobs comes up on every talk show and appears in magazines and newspapers almost daily. Everyone seems to understand that our economy can't get better until people are put back to work. On the face of it, you wouldn't expect Indiana lawyers for bankruptcy to have such a keen professional interest in job markets.  Yet we certainly all do.  That's because, as I've said in blog posts many times before, even though bankruptcy can offer immediate relief from harassment by creditors, in the long run, a fresh financial start (the whole point of the bankruptcy laws in Indiana) cannot happen without income, and that means jobs.

The good news I culled this week from InsideIndiana.com seems to be spread around the state.

Up north in LaPorte, MonoSol, manufacturer of water soluble industrial films, is expanding, creating up to eleven new jobs.  Meanwhile, in Kokomo, Chrysler is recalling nearly 300 laid-off workers.

News from Indiana's northwest comes from the Wabash National truck manufacturing company, which has begun hiring again, bringing 100 temporary works on board, with plans to double that number in just the first quarter of the year.

Northeast, in Fishers, video developer Exaqc Technologies plans to create up to 49 new jobs.

In the southern Indiana town of Crothersville, Aisin Chemical Indiana is building a new auto component manufacturing plan, expecting to add 37 jobs.

In Indianapolis, Scale Computing, a data storage technology company, will be expanding its workforce by 50 people.

Only a portion of these new jobs, I understand, will be opening during the next few months - the rest will take longer. As I've done for the almost twenty five years now, I'll continue to help stop foreclosure, steer clients through individual bankruptcy in Indiana, offer payday loan help and student loan debt help.  Still, at the Zuckerberg bankruptcy law offices, it's a good week when there is good news about employment opportunities!