Displaying with Topic Bankruptcy Litigation

Seventh Circuit complicates life for bankruptcy judges in deciding a case involving magistrates.

‘Ordinary course’ defense failed when overdrafts spiked during the preference period.

Ninth Circuit is hesitant to make bankruptcy time deadlines jurisdictional.

Criminal forfeiture and bankruptcy protect different interests, district judge says.

Terms of fee sharing must be disclosed in the retention application, not just in an exhibit.

Kansas judge differs with a non-precedential Tenth Circuit opinion on Rooker-Feldman.

Code provisions voiding ipso facto clauses are interpreted broadly.

Justice Gorsuch’s maiden opinion is a unanimous decision favoring debt purchasers.

Marrama permits relief that’s not explicitly prohibited by the Code, even if policies shown in the statute suggest otherwise.

First Circuit narrowly interprets ‘arising in’ jurisdiction.