Each Third Party Release Must Be Economically Justified, District Judge Holds
Small case is making big Third Circuit law on confirmation of chapter 11 plans.
Disallowance of Nondischargeable Debt Does Not Bar Later Collection, B.A.P. Says
Eighth Circuit B.A.P. majority allows collection of disallowed priority claims.
Courts Trending Toward Motion Date to Begin Adequate Protection Payments
Courts employ three dates for commencement of adequate protection payments.
New York District Judges Disagree on Arbitrating Violations of the Discharge Injunction
Important bankruptcy class action cases heading for the Second Circuit.
Sixth Circuit Joins the Split on Whether Bankruptcy Courts Are ‘Courts of the U.S.’
The Supreme Court may have a new case to elevate or diminish the status of bankruptcy courts.
Circuit Rules Against Equitable Tolling for Objections to Discharge
Section 727(a)(2) is not a statute of limitations, Ninth Circuit holds.
Seventh Circuit Broadens ‘Ordinary Course’ Defense to Benefit Suppliers
Seventh Circuit lauds Judge Lane’s Quebecor World preference opinion.
Supreme Court Invalidates Puerto Rico’s Local Law for Municipal Debt Adjustment
Congress is the last resort for Puerto Rico to deal with looming debt default.
Supreme Court Opinion Sheds Some Light on the Municipal Debt-Adjustment Case
High court pronounces on Puerto Rico’s sovereignty. Will it do so a second time?
Bankruptcy Judge Sidesteps State Prohibition Against Ponzi Scheme Presumptions
Judge resuscitates Petters suits to recover fictitious profits paid in a Ponzi scheme.