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Are Trademarks Really That Special, or Did Congress Just Miss Something?

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

Views from the Bench (Credit & Bankruptcy Symposium 2019): Part II

Views from the Bench (Credit & Bankruptcy Symposium 2019): Part I

Mothers Owed Child Support Weren’t Entitled to Notice in Father’s Bankruptcy, Circuit Says

Fifth Circuit in substance says that state law overcomes the Bankruptcy Code’s broad definition of who’s a creditor entitled to notice.

The ABCs (and DEFs) of Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors

Defective Earplug Litigation: Implications for Servicemembers

May 2019

Disallowing Part of a Claim Doesn’t Make the Claim Impaired, Fifth Circuit Says

Newly appointed circuit judge uses ancient English law to illuminate the Bankruptcy Code.

Some Like It Hot: Topics and Rules Update

Chapter 11 Super Priority Claims Retain Exalted Status After Conversion to Chapter 7

Super priority claims are not created under Section 503(b) and therefore don’t take a back seat to chapter 7 administrative claims.