A RICO Case Shows that Final Fee Allowances Don’t Confer Immunity The RICO suit by Jay Alix Against McKinsey mostly survived a motion to dismiss. Read more about A RICO Case Shows that Final Fee Allowances Don’t Confer Immunity
A Fourth Circuit Dissenter Opposes Mass-Tort Injunctions Protecting Non-Debtors The Fourth Circuit majority upheld a preliminary injunction barring tort suits against a debtor’s nonbankrupt affiliates following a Texas divisional merger. Read more about A Fourth Circuit Dissenter Opposes Mass-Tort Injunctions Protecting Non-Debtors
Burford Abstention Can Apply in Bankruptcy Alongside Abstention in 28 U.S.C. § 1334(c) Interference with state regulators can compel a bankruptcy court to abstain, even if abstention was not required under 28 U.S.C. § 1334(c). Read more about Burford Abstention Can Apply in Bankruptcy Alongside Abstention in 28 U.S.C. § 1334(c)
Another Circuit Says: Old Bankruptcies Aren’t Grounds for Removal to Federal Court This month, two circuits found no ‘related to’ bankruptcy jurisdiction for climate-change lawsuits against energy companies. Read more about Another Circuit Says: Old Bankruptcies Aren’t Grounds for Removal to Federal Court