Malicious Prosecution Can Mean a Nondischargeable Debt in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Judge Gunn from D.C. sides with the majority to hold that “personal injury” does not require physical injury but may include reputational harm. Read more about Malicious Prosecution Can Mean a Nondischargeable Debt in Chapter 13
Chapter 13 Debtor Can’t Sue to Avoid an Unperfected Mortgage, District Judge Says Wisconsin district judge implies that a chapter 13 debtor might obtain ‘derivative standing’ to avoid an unperfected mortgage. Read more about Chapter 13 Debtor Can’t Sue to Avoid an Unperfected Mortgage, District Judge Says
A Two-Year Delay in Filing a Retention Application Resulted in Denial of Fees Pittsburgh Bankruptcy Judge Gregory Taddonio says that lawyers must search in PACER before signing up a new client. Read more about A Two-Year Delay in Filing a Retention Application Resulted in Denial of Fees
Ninth Circuit Splits on Avoiding and Preserving a Lien on Exempt Property The Ninth Circuit dissenter interpreted the statute to mean that the debtor must pay a tax lien twice if the lien was avoided and preserved. Read more about Ninth Circuit Splits on Avoiding and Preserving a Lien on Exempt Property