Chad W. Nally
Partner
nally@bcclegal.com
t. (219) 769-1313 x139
f. (219) 769-6806
Merrillville Office
9191 Broadway
Merrillville, IN 46410
Directions
Biography
Chad Nally is a Partner at Burke Costanza & Carberry, LLP and a member of the firm’s litigation and business practice groups. Chad’s practice primarily focuses on representing both businesses and individuals in the areas of creditor’s rights, collections, commercial litigation, and Veteran VA Disability Appeals.
He is a member of the American Bar Association, Indiana State Bar Association, Porter County Bar Association and Lake County Bar Association. Chad has served on the Valparaiso YMCA Board of Directors and is currently a member of the Rotary Club of Valparaiso.
Chad is a life-long resident of Northwest Indiana. After High School he enlisted in the United States Air Force and spent time stationed throughout the United States and Kuwait. While enlisted, Chad earned his undergraduate degree in History from the University of Great Falls. Chad chose to return to Northwest Indiana and continue his education earning his law degree from Valparaiso University.
Practices
- Commercial Litigation
- Commercial & Consumer Collections
- Bankruptcy Protecting Creditor’s Rights
- Consumer & Commercial Foreclosure
- Veteran VA Disability Appeals
- Housing Discrimination
- Residential Evictions
Education
Valparaiso University Law School, 2010
Juris Doctor
University of Great Falls, 2007
B.A.
Admissions
- Indiana Bar
- Northern District of Indiana
- Southern District of Indiana
Recognition
Chad W. Nally News & Articles
Seventh Circuit Overturns 39-Year-Old Bankruptcy Precedent Defining “Transfer”
Background Under the Bankruptcy Code, 11 § U.S.C. 547(b)(4)(A) provides that, with a few exceptions, a trustee in bankruptcy may avoid any transfers of an interest in the debtor’s property that is made on or within 90 days before filing the bankruptcy petition. ...
What if Your VA Claim Was Denied? How You Can Appeal…
This article was originally featured on our NWI Veterans' Law website. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reviews each VA claim they receive. Veterans or their widows who have a VA claim denied are often confused, frustrated, and angry. An initial claim denial is...
Tax Consequences of PPP Forgiveness
Whether you have already had your Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiven, or you are waiting for news from your lender, it is important to start planning ahead for the tax consequences of PPP forgiveness. Fortunately, there is something you can do to ensure...
Join BCC in Honoring Our Veterans
Burke Costanza & Carberry joins its employees and the rest of the nation in recognizing Veterans Day and honoring all who served in the U.S. Armed Forces past and present. We celebrate and pay tribute to America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of...
K-1s and PPP Loans
How to obtain a PPP Loan if you receive a K-1 First, I hope everyone is hanging in there and those that missed the opportunity to receive PPP loan funds the first time around are rushing to their lenders before the second round of funding runs out. After my...
Gross or Net Payroll Under the Paycheck Protection Program?
Gross or Net Payroll Under the Paycheck Protection Program? First, as of today, the Paycheck Protection Program loan application process is officially open to everyone eligible for loans, including sole proprietors and independent contractors. So, if you haven’t yet...
Latest News & Articles
Seventh Circuit Overturns 39-Year-Old Bankruptcy Precedent Defining “Transfer”
Background Under the Bankruptcy Code, 11 § U.S.C. 547(b)(4)(A) provides that, with a few exceptions, a trustee in bankruptcy may avoid any transfers of an interest in the debtor’s property that is made on or within 90 days before filing the bankruptcy petition. ...
Bartholomew Invited to Partnership
Burke Costanza & Carberry LLP, a full-service law firm with 21 lawyers in our Merrillville and Valparaiso offices, is pleased to announce that attorney Christian W. Bartholomew has been invited to become partner at BCC. Christian W. Bartholomew Christian...
New Indiana Business Personal Property Exemption Legislation
In Indiana, all businesses and organizations, including churches and nonprofit organizations, are required to file business tangible personal property returns every year with the assessor’s office of the applicable county. Business personal property consists of all...