Bankruptcy courts have long been overwhelmed with the question of how to apply sovereign immunity. The United States Supreme Court…
One fundamental aspect of bankruptcy law is that debtors can receive new starts on establishing good credit after emerging from…
Potential Changes How Student Loan Debt is Handled Advocates are currently urging the United States Supreme Court to provide clarification…
In April, a bankruptcy court entered a judgment in favor of a national bank, determining that the plaintiff had failed…
Many reorganizations plan involve the release of non-debtor liability, but there are varied opinions about the role of these releases.…
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, a large number of commercial tenants have to contend with the challenge of…
How In Re Shin Could Influence Which Bankruptcy Taxes are Dischargeable In a recent bankruptcy case (In Re Shin), a…
In December 2020, a Delaware bankruptcy court held that the term “financial participant” as used in the safe harbor provisions…
What Changes to California’s Homestead In a recent poll conducted by TheTrackr.com, 29% of Americans reported that their home was…
The current business environment may be right for a flurry of bankruptcy activity. On its face, such a statement sounds…
