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A Debtor Who Intentionally Makes the Court a Party to a Fraudulent Scheme Has Perpetrated a “Fraud on the Court”

By: Stephen Van Doran

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Commercial Fraud

Use of Conflicts Counsel Will Not Overcome an Actual Conflict of Interest

By: Stephanie Kenn

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Ethics and Professional Compensation

Adversary Proceeding Not Required for Bankruptcy Courts to Determine Lien Status

By: Justin Korenblatt

St John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Real Estate

Ipso Facto Contract Provision Not Enforced

By:  Kayla Martin

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Consumer Bankruptcy

Proof of Claim Disallowed Because of a Lack of Evidentiary Support

By: Madeline Mallo

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Labor and Employment

Limiting the Extraterritorial Reach to a Civil RICO Claim May Encourage Using Bankruptcy as a Sword Rather than a Shield

By: Amanda M. Schaefer

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

International

Gap Period Claim Not Allowed Because of Force Majeure Clause

By: Daniel Ishoo

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff     

Business Reorganization

Are Fees Imposed on Public Health Facilities for State Medicare Programs Excise Taxes?

By: Valerie Hammel

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Health Care

Dodging Unfriendly Statutes: How the Ninth Circuit May Have Limited Bankruptcy Petitions in its Circuit

By: Ryan J. Krumholz 

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

 

Bankruptcy Litigation

The Insolvency Effect on Attorney-Client Privilege

By: Anna Piszczatowski

St. John’s Law Student

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff

Bankruptcy Litigation