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Consumer Bankruptcy

Wednesday, February 24, 2016
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Unpaid Condominium Fees Cannot Be Stripped Off in New Jersey

Condos in New Jersey get better protection from the court than from the state legislature.

Monday, February 22, 2016
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Unpaid Filing Fees Are Nondischargeable Debts in Detroit

Bankruptcy judges can be the government’s best collection agents.

Justice Scalia and Bankruptcy: ‘Originalism’ Can Sometimes Uphold ‘Stupid Laws’

Scalia consistently employed a judicial philosophy calling for courts to interpret statutes based on their common meaning.

Wednesday, February 17, 2016
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Failed Lawyer Discharges $264,000 in Student Loan Debt

Advanced degrees for once were no bar to discharging student loans.

Broad Statements in Harris Arguably Override Bankruptcy Code Section 1326(a)(2)

Did Justice Ginsburg go too far by holding that nothing in chapter 13 applies on conversion to chapter 7?

Georgia Supreme Court to Decide on Exemption for Health Savings Account

The Eleventh Circuit punts on exempting HSAs under Georgia law.

District Judge Puts Limits on Policy Statement in Segal v. Rochelle

Continuing FLSA claims arising after filing are not subject to judicial estoppel.