Rochelle's Daily Wire

The ‘broad’ definition of ‘claim’ by the Supreme Court in Johnson led Judge Huennekens to hold that in rem rights against a debtor’s property give rise to a ‘claim.’

An act of Congress that waived sovereign immunity for Marines at Camp Lejeune meant that personal injury tort claims did not arise when the injury was sustained.

Adroitly drafting a chapter 11 plan may avoid having a liquidating trust pay quarterly fees to the U.S. Trustee.

All three courts to confront the question have now ordered the government to refund overpayments of U.S. Trustee fees.

Section 365(d)(3) doesn’t contain a remedy for failure to pay rent on time, Judge Huennekens says.

Courts disagree on lien stripping by one owner of entireties property and jointly owned property.

Seventh Circuit reverses and imposes the U.S. Trustee fee on ‘revolver sweeps,’ but Judge Huennekens rules that the fee increase violates two clauses in the Constitution.

Virginia judge sides with Third Circuit to hold that ‘S’ status is not a corporate debtor’s property.

Exhaustion of state and federal administrative remedies are not the same, judge says.