Administrative Status Given for Claims Against an Assignee for Creditors Chicago judge finds flexibility for granting ‘protection’ claims under Section 543(c)(1). Judge Name - Do not use it. Timothy A. Barnes Read more about Administrative Status Given for Claims Against an Assignee for Creditors
Chicago Strikes Out on Priority Status for Post-Petition Parking Fines Clever drafting of chapter 13 plans prevents collection of post-petition parking fines. Judge Name - Do not use it. Elaine E. Bucklo Read more about Chicago Strikes Out on Priority Status for Post-Petition Parking Fines
“Substantial Contribution” Claim Allowed in Chapter 13 Split grows on whether ‘substantial contribution’ claims are limited to chapters 9 and 11. Judge Name - Do not use it. Paul D. Borman Read more about “Substantial Contribution” Claim Allowed in Chapter 13
ASARCO Read to Bar Fee-Defense Costs Even with a Fee-Shifting Agreement Court shows antipathy to all theories seeking allowance of fees incurred in collecting fees. Judge Name - Do not use it. Lee Yeakel Read more about ASARCO Read to Bar Fee-Defense Costs Even with a Fee-Shifting Agreement
Circuits Split, Judge Teel Earmarks Collateral Surcharges for All ‘Admin’ Creditors Law v. Siegel didn’t insulate professionals from disgorging interim fee awards. Judge Name - Do not use it. S. Martin Teel, Jr. Read more about Circuits Split, Judge Teel Earmarks Collateral Surcharges for All ‘Admin’ Creditors