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Unlike Rodney Dangerfield, Jevic workers get respect when Delaware judge rejects a new settlement they dislike.

‘Exhaustion’ is not required before compelling the IRS to return funds taken in violation of discharge.

Judge Lafferty lays out the standards for specific personal jurisdiction over a foreign defendant who received stolen property.

Testimony that’s not credible can be a ‘false oath’ leading to a denial of discharge.

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

To suffice as an objection to exemption, a complaint must be filed within 30 days of the creditors’ meeting.

Bankruptcy Judge Barash construes local rules to avoid invalidating a right to a jury trial.

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

Eighth Circuit insulates parishes and church schools from substantive consolidation.

Courts are split on the status of inherited claims as estate property.