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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Two judges urge Ninth Circuit to overrule precedent and line up with other circuits.

Judge adheres to plain language of agency commentary as though it were a statute.

Constructive notice deprived a purchaser of ‘bona fide’ status.