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

Payments made after threats and demands are not eligible for the ‘ordinary course’ preference defense.

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

An executive with a rejected contract must prove value to have an allowable administrative claim, 9th Circuit BAP says.

Eighth Circuit insulates parishes and church schools from substantive consolidation.

The Second Circuit’s Barnet opinion on Section 109(a)’s requirement of property in the U.S. is satisfied by claims located in the U.S.

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.

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

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