Not So Fast: In re Murray Cautions Sole Creditors from Filing Involuntary Bankruptcy Petitions
By: John Amato
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
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An Adversary Proceeding May Be Sufficiently “Unusual” to Render A Forum-Selection Clause Unenforceable
By: James Goodridge
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Fishing for Answers: A Court has Jurisdiction over a Party That Files a Proof of Claim
By: Christina Buru
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
It is Possible to Incriminate Yourself in the United States Bankruptcy Courts
By: Andre Brittis-Tannenbaum
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Petitions and Their Impact on the Dissolution of Domestic Partnerships
By: Allyson Rivard
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Dodging Unfriendly Statutes: How the Ninth Circuit May Have Limited Bankruptcy Petitions in its Circuit
By: Ryan J. Krumholz
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
The Insolvency Effect on Attorney-Client Privilege
By: Anna Piszczatowski
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Courts Permit Creditors to Reach Disclaimed Assets
By: Yaakov Seff
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Bankruptcy Schedules Will Not Be Treated as Judicial Admissions in Court
By: Charles Akinboyewa Jr.
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff
Dominion and Control Test Trumps Good Faith When Determining Initial Transferee Liability
By: Shelley Fredericks
St. John’s Law Student
American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff