August 26, 2025
Second Circuit Extends the Section 546(e) Safe Harbor to Cover Foreign Law
Second Circuit dismisses the last of 300 lawsuits by foreign liquidators to recover $6 billion for defrauded Madoff investors.
2nd CircuitAugust 19, 2025
Allowed Claim Can’t Be Used Offensively, Second Circuit Says
Second Circuit barred offensive use of claim preclusion based on ‘fairness’ but hinted that offensive claim preclusion might never be permitted.
2nd CircuitJuly 16, 2025
A Receiver’s Claim Determination Wasn’t Barred by the Automatic Stay, Circuit Says
Agency principles prevented the principal from asserting excusable neglect.
2nd CircuitJune 27, 2025
Debtor Granted Absolution for a 10-Day Delay in Serving a $40 Million Preference Suit
Although there wasn’t ‘good cause’ to excuse late service of a summons and complaint, the bankruptcy court salvaged a large preference by exercising discretion and granting a 10-day expansion of the 90-day deadline.
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Southern DistrictJune 12, 2025
No Stay Pending Appeal on Nondebtor Opt-Out Releases in a Chapter 11 Plan
The debtor agreed not to raise equitable mootness on an appeal only challenging nondebtor opt-out releases.
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Southern DistrictJune 11, 2025
U.S. Incorporated Subsidiaries ‘Likely’ Have Chapter 15 COMI in Canada, Not the U.S.
U.S. subsidiaries of a Canadian parent were under the control of a Canadian receiver, switching COMI from the U.S. to Canada.
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Southern DistrictJune 09, 2025
In Setting Aside a Tax-Lien Foreclosure, a Hypothetical Gave Standing to the Debtor
If state law prohibits assertion of the homestead exemption in tax foreclosure and the debtor can’t take federal exemptions, does the debtor lack standing to set aside a fraudulent transfer?
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Eastern DistrictMay 28, 2025
Opting Out Is Consent for Nondebtor Chapter 11 Releases, New York Judge Says
Another bankruptcy court in New York holds that the ability to opt out of nondebtor releases represents consent after Purdue.
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Southern DistrictMay 23, 2025
After Purdue, Two Courts Still Permit Broad Nonconsensual Releases in ‘15’
Bankruptcy courts in New York and Delaware believe that Purdue did not change the law and that nondebtor releases and exculpations are still permissible in chapter 15 cases.
2nd Circuit, New York, New York Southern DistrictMay 14, 2025
No Circuit Split: 4 Circuits Say No ‘13’ Trustee Fees if Dismissal Precedes Confirmation
Although lower courts have disagreed, the Second Circuit joined three other circuits in holding that a standing trustee may not retain the percentage fee when chapter 13 cases are dismissed before confirmation. Consequently, ‘13’ debtors with confirmed plans pay standing trustees’ fees.
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