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Augie/Restivo problems are avoided by including opt-out provisions in a substantive consolidation chapter 11 plan.

Bankruptcy Judge Vyskocil holds that alter ego need not be alleged to recover from a corporation’s sole shareholder as the beneficiary of a fraudulent transfer.

The trustee for a bankrupt broker can ignore an individual customer’s request to transfer securities to a solvent broker and may instead transfer customer accounts in bulk.

Unique facts were again the basis for a result seemingly at odds with the statute.

For swaps, the Section 560 safe harbor overrides the anti-ipso facto provisions in the Bankruptcy Code.

New case seems inconsistent with Second Circuit’s prior opinion compelling arbitration over an automatic stay violation.

Yet another example of how hard cases make bad law.

Res judicata is flexibly applied again to bankruptcy cases.

‘Plausibility’ evidently does not apply when pleading ‘related to’ bankruptcy jurisdiction.

Second Circuit approves a stay-violation defense in a nonprecedential opinion.