Appeals court had sympathy for the debtor by disallowing part but not all of a judgment for receipt of a fraudulent transfer with ‘actual intent.’

Eighth Circuit may have rejected blanket disallowance of exemptions for retirement accounts transferred in divorce.

Bankruptcy courts have constitutional power to sanction for actions occurring during administration of a bankruptcy case.

Eighth Circuit sides with the Third: ‘Reasonably ascertainable,’ not ‘reasonably foreseeable,’ determines which creditors are entitled to actual notice.

The Eighth Circuit bars clever litigation tactics designed to evade the FDCPA on suits to collect time-barred claims.

‘Ordinary course’ defense failed when overdrafts spiked during the preference period.

Eighth Circuit says bankruptcy adequately protects debtors from assertion of stale claims.

Can substantive consolidation eradicate a defendant’s affirmative defense?

Clever debtor’s lawyer trots out Bankruptcy Act concepts but loses.