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The debtor, not the trustee, can profit from a secured creditor’s mistakes.

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

Lawyers can be nailed for misconduct under Section 1927, but not their clients.

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

Owners and employers should be sued together on the WARN Act to avoid claim splitting.

Georgia judge follows the majority by more liberally allowing a chapter 13 plan modification.

Chosen law governed statute of limitations for allowance of claims in bankruptcy.

Circuit court bars lawsuit by one Puerto Rico bondholder group against another.

No automatic stay to protect litigation misconduct in the Seventh and Ninth Circuits.

Caulkett did not bar chapter 13 lien stripping, Massachusetts judge holds.