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May 12, 2017

Latent Defects in Medical Devices Don’t Give Rise to Estate Property
Segal v. Rochelle prevented a personal injury claim from becoming estate property.
2nd Circuit , New York , New York Eastern District ,
Latent Defects in Medical Devices Don’t Give Rise to Estate Property
Segal v. Rochelle prevented a personal injury claim from becoming estate property.
2nd Circuit , New York , New York Eastern District ,

May 10, 2017

Split Brewing on Trustee’s Ability to Use the IRS’ Longer Statute of Limitations
Florida and Idaho Judges Disagree with Fifth Circuit and a New Mexico Judge.
9th Circuit , Idaho ,
Split Brewing on Trustee’s Ability to Use the IRS’ Longer Statute of Limitations
Florida and Idaho Judges Disagree with Fifth Circuit and a New Mexico Judge.
9th Circuit , Idaho ,
Violation of Professional Ethics Resulted in a Nondischargeable Debt
Two ethical lapses resulted in a nondischargeable debt.
5th Circuit ,
Violation of Professional Ethics Resulted in a Nondischargeable Debt
Two ethical lapses resulted in a nondischargeable debt.
5th Circuit ,

May 9, 2017

Third Circuit Joins the Majority in the Split Over Late-Filed Tax Returns
Circuit split widens on an issue the Supreme Court has been ducking.
3rd Circuit ,
Third Circuit Joins the Majority in the Split Over Late-Filed Tax Returns
Circuit split widens on an issue the Supreme Court has been ducking.
3rd Circuit ,

May 8, 2017

Trustees Don’t Get a Second Bite at the Abandonment Apple
The debtor, not the trustee, can profit from a secured creditor’s mistakes.
6th Circuit , Ohio , Ohio Southern District ,
Trustees Don’t Get a Second Bite at the Abandonment Apple
The debtor, not the trustee, can profit from a secured creditor’s mistakes.
6th Circuit , Ohio , Ohio Southern District ,

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