On an ‘Involuntary,’ Denial of Summary Judgment Doesn’t Mean the Claim Is Disputed
The Iqbal and Twombly standards don’t apply to involuntary petitioners who are required to use Official Form 105.
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Guarantee of a Lease Survives Rejection if the Tenant Remains in Possession
District judge explains why veil-piercing is easier to prove in Michigan than elsewhere.
Removing a Beneficiary of a Revocable Trust Isn’t a Fraudulent Transfer
An expectancy interest in a trust isn’t “property” to underlay a fraudulent transfer suit.
Taggart Didn’t Let Corporate Employees Off the Hook for a Stay Violation
Tortious or fraudulent conduct needn’t be shown to hold a corporate employee liable for violating the automatic stay.
Two Circuits Hold that a Debt Buyer Can Be a ‘Debt Collector’ Under the FDCPA
Even the dissenter in the Ninth Circuit would not let a debt buyer off the hook if the complaint were properly pleaded.