Judge David Jones found no basis in the Cares Act for precluding chapter 11 debtors from receiving PPP “loans” that the company isn’t required to repay.
Judge Isgur applies heightened pleading standard to a complaint for fraudulent transfer with actual intent.
Judge Rodriguez holds servicer and lender liable under Rule 3002.1 and the FDCPA for making a claim for unpaid real estate taxes that had been paid.
District judge decides that he lacked jurisdiction to enforce a cross-border protocol against foreign liquidators.
The general rule in Langenkamp calling for the waiver of Seventh Amendment rights prevails over the unique facts of a case.
Holder in due course of consumer paper remains subject to the debtor’s claims against the originator of the paper.
Fairness and economic realities persuade Judge Jernigan to insulate a contractor from a preference claim.
Congress may have intended to preclude ‘stay and pay,’ but it didn’t succeed.
A crisis befalls smaller companies that can’t afford the huge increase in U.S. Trustee fees.
A non-objecting creditor is bound by a third-party release even if the release may have been improper.
