Existence of a Committee Precludes Tolling the Statute for Adverse Domination
The statute is tolled only if the creditors’ committee is denied standing to sue.
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Supreme Court Will Not Resolve Circuit Split on Recharacterization
A settlement prompts the high court to ditch a case deciding whether state or federal law governs recharacterization.
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Ninth Circuit Upholds Tough Civil Sanctions for Contempt of Turnover Order
Two years in jail and $1,000 in daily fines are ok as civil contempt sanctions.
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Ethics: Have I Gone Too Far?
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Benchnotes Sept 2017
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ABI Talks: Ethics and Bankruptcy Ideas Worth Spreading
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Ninth Circuit Revises an Automatic Stay Opinion from Three Years Ago
Appeals court avoids a split of circuits by deciding a different issue this time.
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ESI and Ethics: How to Avoid Sanctions — and Worse
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A Perfect Storm: The Ethical Dilemma of Just Asking to Be Paid
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Means Test Applies in a Chapter 7 Case Converted from Chapter 13, Circuit Rules
Eleventh Circuit relies on the ‘evolution’ of Section 707(b) to proscribe an evasion of the means test.
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