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May 18, 2017

Sale of a Nonoperating Hospital Doesn’t Require State Approval

Attorney General’s oversight was avoided by shutting down a nonprofit hospital.

9th Circuit, California, California Central District

May 01, 2017

Jevic Applied to Ordinary Settlements in the Midst of a Chapter 11 Case

Tennessee judge says Jevic tightened rules for approval of settlements.

6th Circuit, Tennessee, Tennessee Eastern District

May 01, 2017

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Using a ‘Mere Conduit’ Invokes the 546(e) ‘Safe Harbor’

Justices to rule on a narrow issue regarding the ‘safe harbor’ and leveraged buyouts.

Supreme Court

April 28, 2017

Justice Gorsuch May Be the Deciding Fourth Vote on Certiorari in Tribune

The ‘safe harbor’ protecting sellers in LBOs comes to the Supreme Court again.

Supreme Court

April 24, 2017

Deemed Recourse Rights under Section 1111(b) Don’t Survive Foreclosure, Circuit Says

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

9th Circuit

April 19, 2017

Consumers Have an Uphill Fight to Avoid a Second Supreme Court Defeat on the FDCPA

Statutory interpretation dominates argument on the term’s second FDCPA case.

Supreme Court

April 19, 2017

Supreme Court to Consider Hearing Two Bankruptcy Cases on April 21

High court may decide whether the ‘safe harbor’ completely preempts state fraudulent transfer laws with regard to LBOs of bankrupt companies.

Supreme Court

April 18, 2017

Second Circuit Limits Res Judicata Effect of Prior Bankruptcy Proceedings

Appeals court was reluctant to let lawyers off the hook for allegedly unethical conduct.

2nd Circuit

March 22, 2017

Supreme Court Reverses Jevic, Bars Structured Dismissals that Violate Priority Rules

Jevic opinion continues to permit first-day wage and critical vendor orders, although its effect on gift plans is debatable.

Supreme Court

March 07, 2017

Does the Lenders’ Lien Attach When a Shipper Disregards a Demand to Stop Delivery?

Is a reclamation notice required if a shipper delivers goods despite a demand to stop delivery?

3rd Circuit