More than 600 cases have already been filed under the SBRA since subchapter V of chapter 11 became effective in February.

Government often wins by arguing that the Small Business Act prohibits injunctions forcing the SBA to consider granting ‘PPP’ loans without regard to whether the applicant is a chapter 11 debtor.

In a rapid-fire appeal, the Fifth Circuit ruled that the Small Business Act bars bankruptcy courts from enjoining the SBA.

Court cannot impose a nonstatutory provision on a chapter 13 ‘full payment’ plan that restricts the debtor’s right to modify a confirmed plan.

Bankruptcy Judge David Jones finds the Jay Alix Protocol to be ‘completely unnecessary.’

Judge David Jones found no basis in the Cares Act for precluding chapter 11 debtors from receiving PPP “loans” that the company isn’t required to repay.

Judge Isgur applies heightened pleading standard to a complaint for fraudulent transfer with actual intent.

Circuit says it’s easy to show reasonable reliance on a false financial statement.

The exaction for failure to purchase health insurance isn’t an excise tax ‘on a transaction’ under Section 507(a)(8)(E)(i).

Sovereign immunity won’t prevent the bankruptcy court from extinguishing a state’s easement over a debtor’s property.