An Allowance of Compensation Is Not a Money Judgment, Judge Teel Holds Decision shows why fee awards are difficult to collect after dismissal. Judge Name - Do not use it. S. Martin Teel, Jr. Read more about An Allowance of Compensation Is Not a Money Judgment, Judge Teel Holds
Goods Delivered Directly to a Debtor’s Customers Never Qualify for 503(b)(9) Judge Shannon writes an important decision for the era of ecommerce. Judge Name - Do not use it. Brendan L. Shannon Read more about Goods Delivered Directly to a Debtor’s Customers Never Qualify for 503(b)(9)
Receipt under Section 503(b)(9) Occurs on Physical Possession, Third Circuit Holds Third Circuit aids suppliers because ‘receipt’ can occur after ‘delivery.’ Judge Name - Do not use it. Thomas M. Hardiman Read more about Receipt under Section 503(b)(9) Occurs on Physical Possession, Third Circuit Holds
Cryptic Disclosure of Fee Sharing Is Inadequate, Judge Houser Holds Terms of fee sharing must be disclosed in the retention application, not just in an exhibit. Judge Name - Do not use it. Barbara J. Houser Read more about Cryptic Disclosure of Fee Sharing Is Inadequate, Judge Houser Holds
Is a Successor Trustee Shortchanged in Apportioning Commissions? Judges exercise considerable discretion in apportioning commissions among two trustees. Read more about Is a Successor Trustee Shortchanged in Apportioning Commissions?