Long Island judge follows ‘Burt’ Lifland and rules that a secured creditor is not entitled to adequate protections for periods of time before filing a motion giving rise to adequate protection.

The power to order disgorgement of fees arose under Section 105(a), not from Sections 330 or 331.

A properly drafted union contract still failed to leave a company officer with a nondischargeable debt for failing to make employer contributions to a union welfare fund.

Mortgage payments are considered ‘under the plan’ even if made by the chapter 13 debtors directly.

Lower courts are tending to disagree with two circuits on Section 1322(b)(2).