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Not Your Parents’ Fraudulent-Transfer Action

Access to Bankruptcy Justice: Expanding Opportunities (Ethics Panel)

Nonprofits: The Internal Struggles of Officers and Directors

Bankruptcy and the U.S. Supreme Court

Different Rules Govern When Claims Accrue By or Against an Estate

Like physics, bankruptcy searches for a unified theory to explain claims by and against the estate.

Who Gets What? Chapter 7 and 13 Conversions, Dismissal Considerations and More

Contracting Around the Bankruptcy Code and Communicating with Your Corporate Partner

Earmarking Seems to Be a Dead Letter in the Tenth Circuit

BAP says the Tenth Circuit adopts legal fictions to create preferences.

Did Segal Survive Butner in Defining Property of the Estate?

Judge Perkins in Illinois says the ‘sufficiently rooted’ test from Segal v. Rochelle did not survive Butner and the adoption of the Bankruptcy Code.

LLC Bankruptcies