Owner of a Long-Defunct Business Didn’t Qualify for Subchapter V
Being an ordinary employee didn’t mean that the debtor was engaged in business to qualify for Subchapter V.
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Exercise Caution in Electing Remedies Against Someone Who May File Bankruptcy
Sometimes, being too aggressive backfires when the defendant files bankruptcy.
Third Circuit Pronounces a Damages Formula for Fraudulent Entireties Transfers
Third Circuit lauds Bankruptcy Judge Agresti for ‘prescient thinking.’
Judge Name - Do not use it.
Thomas P. Agresti
Receivership May Not Preclude a Board’s Ability to File Bankruptcy
A receiver who is not ‘disinterested’ can justify putting a company in bankruptcy.
Judge Name - Do not use it.
Thomas P. Agresti
Criminal Restitutions Are Not Recoverable as Preferences, Judge Agresti Says
Restitution payment does not qualify for the new value preference defense.
Judge Name - Do not use it.
Thomas P. Agresti