Renewed Focus On Constitution’s Uniformity Requirement For Bankruptcy Laws (Siegel & Hammons)

Reflections on The UK Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) Powers that could see Insolvency Practitioners facing £1million fines

There is a tension between UK insolvency and pensions laws. Put simply, this is because insolvency laws look to protect all of the company’s creditors, but pension laws seek to protect the interests of the pension creditors alone.

Bankruptcy Code v. Federal Arbitration Act . . . & The Constitution’s Uniformity Requirement

Weekly News – August 2

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Don’t Let Your Bank Pick Your Pocket

Arbitration Rights Are Now Easily Waived?! (Supreme Court’s Thomas v. Pawn American)

(UK) Should we all be a bit more relaxed about procedural hiccups in notices appointing administrators?

Who Cares About Your Spending Before Bankruptcy?

4th Cir.: David v. King- Former Trustee Has No Authority to Act Following Conversion, Including to Seek Compensation for Professionals

4th Cir.: David v. King- Former Trustee Has No Authority to Act Following Conversion, Including to Seek Compensation for Professionals

Ed Boltz

Tue, 07/30/2024 - 17:19

E.D.N.C.: Walker v. LVNV-Iqbal/Twombley Do Not Apply to Affirmative Defenses

E.D.N.C.: Walker v. LVNV-Iqbal/Twombley Do Not Apply to Affirmative Defenses

Ed Boltz

Tue, 07/30/2024 - 17:03