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Stay violation and turnover suits held proper extraterritorial application of U.S. law.
Limited knowledge of English and ‘nuances’ in legal terms saved debtor from a fatal admission.
Judge uses legislative history because Section 1114 is ambiguous.
New York offers a chapter 15 home for foreign companies hoping to avoid liquidation.
Third party liability for attorneys’ fees can leave debtor’s counsel in a worse position following nonpayment.
California’s anti-SLAPP statute is substantive, but not entirely enforceable in federal court.
Second Circuit holds a dress rehearsal for a major arbitration decision.
GM’s ignition switch fiasco continues making bankruptcy law on deprivation of the constitutional right to notice.
‘Disinterestedness’ doesn’t apply to a foreign representative in chapter 15.
Dismissing the debtor as plaintiff is not a final order when the trustee is substituted.
