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Delaware district judge explains why Stern doesn’t confer the equivalent of an appeal from an interlocutory order.

The appeals court avoids ruling broadly on the ability of a golden share or blocking provision to bar a company from filing bankruptcy voluntarily.

A ‘cert’ petition is in the works to resolve the circuit split from Lubrizol regarding the rejection of trademark licenses.

Ninth Circuit opinion is prime for Supreme Court review regarding the extent of a bankruptcy court’s contempt powers.

Seventh Circuit is averse to creating remedies under Section 105, Bankruptcy Judge Hollis says.

A trust designed to defeat the claims of creditors can sometimes hold up in bankruptcy.

Eighth Circuit insulates parishes and church schools from substantive consolidation.

An unreasonable but good faith, subjective belief that there is no injunction bars a finding of contempt in the Ninth Circuit.

Not a true public sale, a tax foreclosure in New Jersey can be attacked as a preference without implicating concerns about federalism.

Perplexing opinion may only apply to the status of assets before bankruptcy.