Sovereign Immunity Fully Insulates a Tribe from Lawsuits
Sovereign immunity protects a tribe even after successful veil piercing.
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Paul D. Borman
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Subsequent Transferees Can Be Sued Before Judgment Against the Initial Transferee
Circuits are split on requiring a judgment before suing a subsequent transferee.
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A Turnover Action Will Suffice if a Transfer Was a ‘Sham,’ Seventh Circuit Says
Fraudulent transfer suit isn’t always required to recover fraudulently transferred property.
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Daniel A. Manion
Third Circuit Pushes Back on Widespread Invocation of Rooker-Feldman
A federal court can undermine a state court judgment without offending Rooker-Feldman, Third Circuit says.
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Morton I. Greenberg
Extraterritoriality of Avoiding Powers Goes to the Second Circuit
A split of circuits will result if the Second Circuit does not reverse a Madoff decision.
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Jed Rakoff
No Statute of Limitations Bar from Asserting a New Theory of Recovery
If a preference theory fails, try fraudulent transfer.
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Rebecca R. Pallmeyer
Third Circuit Narrowly Interprets Delaware Fraudulent Transfer Law
Venezuela let off the hook for expropriating assets.
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Marjorie O. Rendell, Thomas I. Vanaskie