Sticking to her guns, Bankruptcy Judge Mary Walrath rules that the solvent-debtor exception was abrogated by the adoption of the Bankruptcy Code, but certifies a direct appeal to the Court of Appeals.

Split grows on allowance of makewholes and what constitutes disallowed, unmatured interest.

California judge disagrees with a Texas judge and rules that creditors of a solvent debtor are not entitled to the higher state judgment rate or the higher contract rate.

Creditors are entitled to ‘default interest’ when the debtor is solvent.

When $50,000 in sanctions were not enough to coerce compliance with the Code and Rules, the Eleventh Circuit upheld $150,000 in sanctions for a second violation.

Fifth Circuit upholds its prior ruling that disallowing part of a claim under the Bankruptcy Code does not render the claim ‘impaired’ to allow voting on a chapter 11 plan.

Judge Bernstein distinguishes a Second Circuit opinion to rule that a makewhole premium is allowable in bankruptcy.

Newly appointed circuit judge uses ancient English law to illuminate the Bankruptcy Code.

Judge Flatley avoids taking sides in the Second/Third Circuit split.

Till doesn’t apply in fixing cramdown interest rates in major corporate reorganizations, circuit says.