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3rd Circuit

Indenture Trustee’s Counsel Fees Are Measured by a Different Standard

Indenture trustee’s fees to defend fees are compensable despite Baker Botts.

Does the Lenders’ Lien Attach When a Shipper Disregards a Demand to Stop Delivery?

Is a reclamation notice required if a shipper delivers goods despite a demand to stop delivery?

A Proper Foreclosure Sale Can Never Be a Preference, Judge Holds

Despite gaining more than through chapter 7, purchasing at foreclosure is no preference.

Delaware Judge Disregards Committee Fee Cap if a Chapter 11 Plan Is Confirmed

Standard carveout only limits committee counsel fees if no chapter 11 plan is confirmed.

Impending Circuit Split on ‘Makewholes’ Prompts Rehearing Motion by Energy Future

Energy Future claims Third Circuit panel misinterpreted governing New York law.

‘Close Nexus’ Test Not Always Applicable for Post-Confirmation Jurisdiction

Rule 2004 may be used after confirmation, even if the plan does not reserve jurisdiction.

Insurance Companies Have Fewer Protections than Landlords and Aircraft Lessors

Absent special-interest legislation for bankruptcies, insurance companies remain in limbo.

Bankruptcy Powers Do Not Override Congressionally Mandated Internet Confidentiality

Third party’s emails are immune from discovery in bankruptcy, Judge Sontchi rules.

Skeptical Delaware Judge Refuses to Confirm Reorg Plan

Cash outlays to junior creditors at confirmation sink chapter 11 plan.

Third Circuit Splits with New York by Allowing Make-Whole Premiums in Chapter 11

Third Circuit says that New York bankruptcy court’s MPM decision was wrong.