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Creditors’ Committee Cannot Obtain Derivative Standing to Sue Fiduciaries of an LLC

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Corporate Governance, Creditors' Committee, Business Reorganization

The Resurgence of the Company Voluntary Arrangement

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Business Reorganization, International Insolvency, Retail, Turnaround Issues

The Dischargeability of Unpaid WCI Premiums

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Bankruptcy Code: 507, 523

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Discharge/Dischargeability, Govt. Claims/Sovereign Immunity, Insurance, Labor/Employment

Another Piece of the Jurisdictional Puzzle: Bankruptcy Courts Not "Courts" Under 28 U.S.C. § 1631

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Legislation, Plan Confirmation, Practice and Procedure, Venue/Jurisdiction

Inside ABI March 2018

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Bankruptcy Litigation, Legislation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, International Insolvency, Puerto Rico

Legislative Highlights March 2018

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Bankruptcy Code: none

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Legislation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt

Student Loans and Bankruptcy: Recommendations for Reform

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Bankruptcy Code: 523

Topic Tags:

Legislation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt

Benchnotes March 2018

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Bankruptcy Code: 546, 1129

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Asset Sales, Claims, Bankruptcy Litigation, Plan Confirmation, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt, Discharge/Dischargeability

Doubting the Indubitable: Can a Partial "Dirt for Debt" Plan Supported by a Contested Appraisal Constitute Indubitable Equivalent of a Secured Claim?

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Bankruptcy Code: 1129

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Plan Confirmation, Valuation, Business Reorganization, Real Estate

Developments in Post-Discharge Product-Liability Settlements

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Bankruptcy Code: the Debtor and the Estate›Subchapter III - The Estate›541

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Consumer Bankruptcy, Mass Torts