Bankruptcy Court’s Ruling Suggests Ways to Defend Equitable Subordination
In March 2022, a bankruptcy court in Delaware recently issued a dismissal of a lawsuit initiated against both an entity that lent money as well as other similarly situated parties. In the case, an...
View ArticleCannabis Case Raises Issues About Protection and Bankruptcy
The country’s perception of cannabis has changed substantially over the last few decades, which has subsequently seen changes in how the law as well as other aspects of U.S. life treat the substance....
View ArticleInfowars Bankruptcy Case Could End Up Shaping Subchapter V
A hearing for a case recently began in a Texas bankruptcy court. The case involved the participation of over 50 individuals who joined on the phone. The case was initiated by Alex Jones, who is a...
View ArticleCourt Rules Recoupment Requires Proof of Emotional Distress
In April, a bankruptcy court entered a judgment in favor of a national bank, determining that the plaintiff had failed to establish that he had experienced an injury involving economic or emotional...
View ArticlePotential Changes Looming With How Student Loan Debt is Handled During...
Advocates are currently urging the United States Supreme Court to provide clarification about what debtors must establish to eliminate student loan debt in bankruptcy. Erasing student loan debt through...
View ArticleThird Circuit Issues Notice of Publication Decision in Bankruptcy Case
One fundamental aspect of bankruptcy law is that debtors can receive new starts on establishing good credit after emerging from the bankruptcy process. A company’s capacity to discharge liabilities is...
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