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Hand-Offs to CROs, U.S. Trustee Interceptions and Avoiding Fiduciary Fumbles

Dec 2018

Bankruptcy Code
11 U.S.C. § 363
327
Topic Tags
Corporate Governance
Practice and Procedure
Professional Compensation/Fees
Business Reorganization
First-day Motions
Small Business

Section 108(c) Tolls the Expiration of a Lien, Ninth Circuit Holds over a Dissent

Expiration of a lien is tolled anytime the automatic stay precludes enforcement of a judgment.

Supreme Court Update: Two Bankruptcy Cases in the Running for ‘Cert’

Circuit splits over trademarks and the automatic stay are contenders for resolution in the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court

Inside ABI November 2018

Nov 2018

Topic Tags
Legislation
Practice and Procedure
Consumer Bankruptcy
International Insolvency

Legislative Highlights November 2018

Nov 2018

Topic Tags
Legislation
Practice and Procedure
Consumer Bankruptcy
Consumer Debt
Chapter 12/Farm Cases

Is That Exploration and Production Lease Really a Lease?

Dec 2018

Bankruptcy Code
11 U.S.C. § 365
Topic Tags
Asset Sales
Claims
Bankruptcy Litigation
Creditors' Committee
Executory Contracts/Leases
Financial Advisors
Practice and Procedure
Consumer Bankruptcy
Business Reorganization
Finance and Banking
Investment Banking
Real Estate
Small Business
Turnaround Issues

‘Innocent’ Transferee Held Potentially Liable for Payment from a Ponzi Scheme

With partial success, trustee sues the casino where a fraudster gambled away stolen money.

2nd Circuit
New York
New York Eastern District

Tenth Circuit Opinion Can Be the Springboard for a ‘Cert’ on the Automatic Stay

Circuit split is widening on whether inaction can be a violation of the automatic stay.

10th Circuit

Sixth Circuit Pronounces a Two-Prong Test to Determine ‘Finality’

Appeals court insinuates that denial of a lift-stay motion without prejudice is not appealable.

6th Circuit

New York and Delaware Agree: Releases Are Constitutionally Ok in Confirmation Orders

Chief District Judge in New York rules that ‘core’ jurisdiction includes non-consensual, third-party releases in confirmation orders.

2nd Circuit
New York
New York Southern District
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