Section 303(a) Precludes Substantive Consolidation Among Religious Institutions
Pleading hierarchical control is insufficient for substantive consolidation.
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New York District Judge Lays Down Lenient Standard for Imputing Fraudulent Intent
Former Bankruptcy Judge Gerber reversed in Lyondell for being too strict, then for being too lenient.
Restoring and Saving Electronic Data in Bankruptcy
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Award of Attorneys’ Fees to the Government Is a Dischargeable Debt
Section 523(a)(7) interpreted narrowly in a fee-shifting dispute.
Rooker-Feldman Is No Bar to Overruling a State Court on the Automatic Stay
Despite concurrent jurisdiction, courts are split on Rooker-Feldman and the stay.
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Class Claims Not Categorically Barred in Bankruptcy, Delaware Judge Rules
Failure to notice all class members was pivotal in permitting a class proof of claim.
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Firms Offer Cash to Help New Lawyers Pay Student Debt
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Improperly Taking $297.72 Results in $250,000 in Punitive Damages for Stay Violation
Creditor’s unrepentant attitude escalates punitive damages from $33,700 to $250,000.
Ninth Circuit to Rehear Case Denigrating the Status of Bankruptcy Appellate Panels
Ninth Circuit will decide en banc whether BAPs were “established” by Congress.
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