Reverse Contingencies Are Permissible in Bankruptcy Cases, Judge Olack Says Compensation in a bankruptcy case can be based on savings to the estate, not only on cash recoveries by the estate. Read more about Reverse Contingencies Are Permissible in Bankruptcy Cases, Judge Olack Says
Surety Beats Out the Bank in a Tussle over Retainage in a Construction Contract Mississippi’s Judge Samson writes a treatise on the priorities between a secured lender and the provider of a payment and performance bond. Judge Name - Do not use it. Katharine M. Samson Read more about Surety Beats Out the Bank in a Tussle over Retainage in a Construction Contract
Is a Notice of Removal Filed in Bankruptcy Court Ok? Courts Are Split Judge in Mississippi remands a suit to state court because the notice of removal was filed with the bankruptcy clerk, not the district court clerk. Judge Name - Do not use it. Neil P. Olack Read more about Is a Notice of Removal Filed in Bankruptcy Court Ok? Courts Are Split
The Validity of a ‘Golden Share’ to Bar a Filing Goes to the Fifth Circuit The Fifth Circuit is being asked to decide whether loan structuring can prevent a borrower from filing bankruptcy. Judge Name - Do not use it. Edward Ellington Read more about The Validity of a ‘Golden Share’ to Bar a Filing Goes to the Fifth Circuit