Rochelle's Daily Wire

Jevic didn’t ban structured dismissals when there is no violation of the rules of priority and the alternatives would create greater administrative insolvency.

The lack of specific findings of fact by the arbitrator meant that a treble damage award for willful breach of contract was dischargeable.

The Second Circuit split with the Fourth and Fifth Circuits by holding that the increase in fees for the U.S. Trustee system was unconstitutional because it was not imposed simultaneously in the two states with bankruptcy administrators.

Filing a chapter 15 petition wasn’t required for a U.S. district court to dismiss a civil action against a German company undergoing insolvency in Germany.

At least in New York, a litigation finance agreement can’t be written to remove all of the lender’s exposure to the borrower’s bankruptcy.

Long Island’s Judge Grossman explores the intricacies of selling property free and clear for less than the amount of liens.

Manhattan’s Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane requires a record in the foreign proceeding showing that third-party releases are in accord with foreign law.

Bankruptcy court has power to entertain a nationwide class action asserting a discharge violation.

Second Circuit insinuates that “undue hardship” and the Brunner test are synonymous.

An appeal from a critical vendor order was dismissed as equitably moot.