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Tronox spans more law, this time on finality regarding injunctions.

Lender assessed the costs of chapter 11 for causing an unnecessary bankruptcy.

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.

Appeals court was reluctant to let lawyers off the hook for allegedly unethical conduct.

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

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

Split grows on whether ‘substantial contribution’ claims are limited to chapters 9 and 11.

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

Fees awarded after discharge are wiped out like everything else.