Second Circuit Doesn’t Compel a Liquidating Trustee to Arbitrate with an Insurer
Following the Supreme Court’s Morgan v. Sundance, the appeals court interpreted an arbitration agreement like any other contract, with no policy favoring arbitration over litigation.
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Sex Abuse Victims to Have a Private Conference with the Judge and the Catholic Bishop
Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Klein said it was ‘nonsense’ to argue that ‘a Bankruptcy Court lacks authority to permit survivor statements to be made to the Court and to the Bishop.’
Barton Halted Third Parties from Suing in an Allegedly Better Forum
When third parties sued a trust created by a confirmed chapter 11 plan, Judge Garrity declined to invent any new exceptions to the Barton doctrine.
In ‘363’ Sales, Three Courts Say Purdue Doesn’t Bar Injunctions Protecting Buyers
For a sale ‘free and clear,’ nondebtors can be enjoined from suing.
Analysis: Insurers Will Stake Their Claim in Private Credit
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Analysis: Skyrocketing Car-Insurance Premiums Are Pushing Inflation Higher
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Backdoor Private Credit Funds Are Luring Billions From Insurers
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