Courts Divided on Venue for Small-Dollar Avoidance Actions

April 3, 2019

Courts Divided on Venue for Small-Dollar Avoidance Actions

Judges Pappas and Teel permit avoidance actions for small amounts to be prosecuted in the debtors’ bankruptcy courts.

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Case Details

Judge Name

Jim D. Pappas,
S. Martin Teel Jr.

Case Citation

are Klein v. ODS Technologies LP (In re J & J Chemical Inc.), 18-08029 (Bankr. D. Id. Jan. 11, 2019); and Webster v. Republic National Distributing Co. LLC (In re Tadich Grill of Washington DC LLC), 18-10029 (Bankr. D. D.C. March 12, 2019)

Case Name

In re J & J Chemical Inc. and In re Tadich Grill of Washington DC LLC

Case Type

Consumer

Court

D.C. Circuit

Bankruptcy Tags

Practice and Procedure