After Chapter 13 Dismissal, Counsel Fees Aren’t Paid Harris v. Viegelahn extended from chapter 13 conversions to dismissals. Judge Name - Do not use it. Jeffrey P. Norman Read more about After Chapter 13 Dismissal, Counsel Fees Aren’t Paid
Split Grows on Unanticipated Circumstances to Modify a Chapter 13 Plan Georgia judge follows the majority by more liberally allowing a chapter 13 plan modification. Judge Name - Do not use it. James R. Sacca Read more about Split Grows on Unanticipated Circumstances to Modify a Chapter 13 Plan
Judge Splits with his BAP and Allows ‘Substantial Contribution’ Claim in Chapter 7 Split grows on whether ‘substantial contribution’ claims are limited to chapters 9 and 11. Judge Name - Do not use it. Mark Houle Read more about Judge Splits with his BAP and Allows ‘Substantial Contribution’ Claim in Chapter 7
Fee Application After Completion of Plan Payments Comes Too Late Fees awarded after discharge are wiped out like everything else. Judge Name - Do not use it. Janet T. Neff Read more about Fee Application After Completion of Plan Payments Comes Too Late
Supreme Court Reverses Jevic, Bars Structured Dismissals that Violate Priority Rules Jevic opinion continues to permit first-day wage and critical vendor orders, although its effect on gift plans is debatable. Judge Name - Do not use it. Supreme Court Read more about Supreme Court Reverses Jevic, Bars Structured Dismissals that Violate Priority Rules
Courts Divided on Electric Service as ‘Goods’ Under Section 503(b)(9) Judge relies on physics in ruling that electricity qualifies as ‘goods.’ Judge Name - Do not use it. Thomas B. McNamara Read more about Courts Divided on Electric Service as ‘Goods’ Under Section 503(b)(9)