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Dispositions of Marital Property Aren’t Always Beyond the Avoiding Powers

A division of marital property on consent to someone other than a spouse might be a fraudulent transfer.

Third-Party Releases in Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Under Attack

P.R.’s Restructuring Through PROMESA: Gateway to the Market, and Related Case Law

Equity Governs When Lease Rejection May Be Retroactive to the Filing Date

The ‘cap’ for lease-rejection damages can start when the debtor attempts to surrender the premises.

Mass Torts Gap in Contingent-Liability Valuation Guidance

March 2024

WORKSHOP: Oops, They Did It Again: Litigating Automatic Stay and Discharge Violations

The Intersection of Arbitration and Bankruptcy

Ninth Circuit: State Law Can’t Require More than What Rule 3001 Requires for Claim Validity

Reversing the BAP, the Ninth Circuit (erroneously) holds that state law cannot demand more documentation for a proof of claim than Bankruptcy Rule 3001 requires for prima facie validity.

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Consumer Debt and Bankruptcies