Losing Competitive Advantage Doesn’t Justify Redacting a Settlement Agreement
Judge Garrity in New York adopts a narrow view of ‘commercial information’ that may be redacted in a court filing.
A ‘Plausible’ Claim for a Discharge Violation Is No Longer Sufficient after Taggart
An Alabama case shows how Taggart heightened the pleading standards for a complaint alleging a violation of the discharge injunction.
When to Draw the Line: Ethical Pitfalls in Bankruptcy and Social Media
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Protect Your Privates: Cybersecurity, Data Breaches and Other Privacy-Related Ethical Considerations During Bankruptcy
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McKinsey Files New Application to Work on Westmoreland Coal Bankruptcy
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North Carolina Regulators Seize Control of Life Insurers Owned by Greg Lindberg
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Second Circuit Opinion Raises Questions Left Open by Taggart v. Lorenzen
If a lower court buys an argument that’s clearly wrong, is the argument nonetheless ‘objectively reasonable?’ And does Taggart apply to an automatic stay violation?
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For Petitions the Clients Had Not Seen or Signed, Lawyer Recommended for Disbarment
Judge Olson refers a lawyer for civil and criminal investigations after uncovering dozens of unauthorized filings.
The Ethics of the Vulnerable Client Population in Bankruptcy
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