Displaying Journal Articles with Topic 9th Circuit

BAPCPA amendments on student loans modified the definition of ‘educational benefit.’

Private suits to enforce state labor laws are halted by the automatic stay, circuit holds.

Ninth Circuit says deemed recourse terminates when the estate no longer owns the collateral.

Lawyers can be nailed for misconduct under Section 1927, but not their clients.

Chosen law governed statute of limitations for allowance of claims in bankruptcy.

Split grows on whether ‘substantial contribution’ claims are limited to chapters 9 and 11.

No automatic stay to protect litigation misconduct in the Seventh and Ninth Circuits.

Controlling legal issues no longer make an order appealable as of right in the Ninth Circuit.

Third-party injunctions in chapter 9 must be a financial necessity, judge says.

Ninth Circuit majority goes for a difficult issue when an easier answer was available.