Bankruptcy Rules Deadlines Apply to Trials in District Court, Circuit Holds Federal Rules are ousted for bankruptcy matters in district court, Eleventh Circuit says. Judge Name - Do not use it. Stanley Marcus Read more about Bankruptcy Rules Deadlines Apply to Trials in District Court, Circuit Holds
Power to Issue Money Judgment for Nondischargeable Debt Survives after Stern Posner chides bankruptcy judge for reluctance to enter money judgment. Judge Name - Do not use it. Richard A. Posner Read more about Power to Issue Money Judgment for Nondischargeable Debt Survives after Stern
Power of Substantive Consolidation Survives Law v. Siegel Supreme Court authority is read narrowly to preserve traditional equity powers. Read more about Power of Substantive Consolidation Survives Law v. Siegel
Using Correspondent U.S. Bank Can Result in Personal Jurisdiction in U.S. Courts Fleeting passage of money through the U.S. can bestow jurisdiction on U.S. courts. Judge Name - Do not use it. George B. Daniels Read more about Using Correspondent U.S. Bank Can Result in Personal Jurisdiction in U.S. Courts
Extension Granted for Filing Claims When Case Temporarily Dismissed First Circuit becomes first appeals court to allow more time for a claim following dismissal. Judge Name - Do not use it. Michael D. Hawkins Read more about Extension Granted for Filing Claims When Case Temporarily Dismissed
BAPs Lack Jurisdiction to Issue Mandamus Writs, Ninth Circuit Majority Holds BAPs weren’t created by Congress, Ninth Circuit holds over vigorous dissent. Judge Name - Do not use it. Jay S. Bybee Read more about BAPs Lack Jurisdiction to Issue Mandamus Writs, Ninth Circuit Majority Holds
Second Circuit May Be Trimming Back Doctrine of Equitable Mootness Another circuit joins the trend toward limiting the doctrine of equitable mootness. Read more about Second Circuit May Be Trimming Back Doctrine of Equitable Mootness