Displaying with Topic Bankruptcy Litigation

Second Circuit interprets PACA to preclude setting off debts and credits from the sale of perishable agricultural commodities.

If the FDCPA applies to judicial foreclosure, should it also apply to nonjudicial foreclosure? The Supreme Court will decide.

A creditor’s factual allegations in bankruptcy court must be taken as true on appeal to establish ‘prudential standing.’

Supreme Court has three bankruptcy cases this term, on nonjudicial foreclosure, trademark rejection, and contempt for a stay violation.

Judge Dales explains how Section 522(g) does not limit, but rather expands, a debtor’s exemptions.

Tenth Circuit lays out the elements of denial of discharge for failure to obey an order.

Third Circuit makes a fine distinction regarding bankruptcy courts as ‘courts of the U.S.’

A lawyer was personally assessed $257,000 in sanctions for failure to disclose that his client had sold its $14 million claim.

Supreme Court’s Epic decision may end up forcing debtors to arbitrate dischargeability of loans.

Judge in Dallas lays out the procedure for transferring venue from a district court to a bankruptcy court in another district.